Sca Hygiene Products Ab

Volvo Car Corporation

Essity Hygiene and Health Aktiebolag

Patrik Andersson

Leigh E Wood

Kent Vartiainen

Lori-Ann S Prioleau

Shabira Abbas

Charlotte Persson

Ken Olsson

Thomas R LaLiberte

Edward Guidotti

Bror-Inge Helmfridsson

Peter Kitzer

Per Bergstrom

Per Bergström

Anne Farbrot

Britt-Marie Wiezell

Malin Lundman

Johan Wahlström

Charlotta Hanson

Kerstin K Ehlers

Louise Grahn

Johan Wahlstrom

Annika Hermenius

Charlotta Persson

Peter P Kitzer

A disposable absorbent hygiene product is provided, including a main part having a body facing surface intended to face the body of a user and a garment facing surface intended to face away from the body of a user. The main part includes a liquid permeable topsheet at the body facing surface, a liquid impermeable backsheet at the garment facing surface, and an absorbent assembly arranged between the topsheet and the backsheet. The liquid permeable topsheet material includes a hydrophilically treated polypropylene spunbond nonwoven or spunbond/meltblown composite nonwoven, having a basis weight of from 8 to 20 g/m. An acquisition layer material is provided sandwiched between said topsheet and said absorbent assembly, being an through air bonded nonwoven.

Disposable absorbent hygiene product with topsheet and acquisition layer

An interaction test system provides a first virtual reality layer associated with a first test environment to a first test object and a second virtual reality layer associated with a second test environment to a second test object, such that a mixed reality perceived by the first and second test objects correspond. The system derives first object data including status information and/or actions of the first test object, provides first object behavior data to the second virtual reality layer such that status information and/or actions of the first object are included in the mixed reality perceived by the second object, derives second object data including status information and/or actions of the second test object, and provides second object behavior data to the first virtual reality layer such that status information and/or actions of the second object are included in the mixed reality perceived by the first object.

Method and system for enabling interaction in a test environment

An absorbent article, the absorbent article being a personal hygiene article, comprising a liquid permeable top sheet, a liquid impermeable back sheet, and an absorbent core enclosed between the top sheet and the back sheet, and a fluid flow control member arranged between the top sheet and the backsheet, said fluid flow control member being of a nonwoven material comprising a three dimensional network of fibres, said fibres having a thickness of 200-700 &#x3bc;m, said nonwoven material having a strain of max 50% at 5 kPa.

Absorbent article having fluid flow control member

An absorbent article includes a liquid permeable top sheet, a liquid impermeable back sheet, an absorbent core being arranged between the top sheet and the back sheet, and an acquisition and distribution layer (ADL) of a nonwoven material being arranged between the top sheet and the absorbent core. The nonwoven material has a basis weight of 20-40 g/m, 3-20 through holes per cm, the holes having a diameter in CD and MD of 1-3 mm, and at least 70% by weight of the nonwoven ADL includes fibers having a fiber diameter of 12-22 &#x3bc;m.

Absorbent article having acquisition layer

An absorbent article including a fluid permeable topsheet, a fluid impermeable backsheet and an absorbent core enclosed between the topsheet and the backsheet. The absorbent core includes a first absorbent layer having an opening extending therethrough. A fluid flow control structure is arranged between the first absorbent layer and the backsheet. The fluid flow control structure is a layered structure including a non-perforated fibrous polymeric layer and a first perforated polymeric layer having a basis weight of from 50 g/mto 100 g/m.

Absorbent article having intake structure

absorbent article comprising a liquid transfer layer () positioned between a liquid pervious bodyside liner () and an absorbent core (). The liner () comprises a plurality of perforations (). The liner and the transfer layer are bonded together in a plurality of bonding sites () covering an area of between 0.5% and 11% of the area of the liner () that is circumscribed by the bonding sites and wherein each bonding site has an area of no more than 13 mm. The combined perforated liner () and transfer layer () provides a quick inlet of liquid and a low rewet against the wearer. The liner () has a three-dimensional structure of alternating raised and depressed regions and the perforations () are present in the bottoms of the depressions () of said liner as seen from the body facing side of the liner.

Absorbent article comprising a liquid transfer layer

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Patrik Andersson