Adidas Ag

Nonwovens Innovation & Research Institute Limited

University of Leeds

Wear2go B.v.

Greenbutts LLC

Insectshield Limited

Essentra Filter Products Development Co. Pte. Ltd

C-tech Innovation Limited

Stephen John Russell

Frank Prissok

Hans-Peter Nürnberg

Henry Hanson

Tom O'Haire

Idris A Ahmed

Manoj K Rathod

Ningtao Mao

Alireza Pourmohammadi

Matthew James Tipper

Vera Chetty

Dietmar Klaus Drummer

Jessica Dorothy Janine Hymas

David John Wood

André Schmidt

Winfried Schmidt

Julie Caroline Gretton

Xavier Alexander Van Osten

Parikshit Goswami

Tom O'Hare

Muhammad Tausif

Stephan Lintner

Markus Hohenberger

Norbert Stark

Heinz Hohensinner

Mirjam Lucht

Martin Löhner

John Rutledge

Bruce Alexander

Charles Rea

Robert Stuart Ellis Bell

Norman Maloney

Giuseppe Tronci

Tadas Lisauskas

Jörg Vetter

Ali Pourmohammadi

Stephan Karl Reinhard Lintner

Mirjam Martina Lucht

Martin Josef LÖHNER

Henry Niles Hanson

Methods for producing at least a part of a sporting good, in particular a sports shoe, can include: (a) depositing a first material into a mold, and (b) vibrating the mold to modify the distribution of the first material in the mold.

Methods for producing sporting goods

A shoe or apparel, including a first material layer with a first plurality of protrusions, a flexible layer with a plurality of apertures, and a second material layer. The flexible layer is positioned between the first material layer and the second material layer. Each protrusion of the first plurality of protrusions of the first material layer extends through at least one aperture of the plurality of apertures of the flexible layer and is connected to the second material layer. The flexible layer is not connected to the first material layer and the second material layer, and thereby can freely move between the first material layer and the second material layer.

Shoe or apparel with additive manufactured element

The present invention relates to a thermal insulating structure including at least one baffle, to an article of wear and a sleeping bag including such a thermal insulating structure, and to a method for manufacturing such a thermal insulating structure. In some embodiments, the baffle includes a plurality of natural and/or synthetic down fibers and a plurality of low-melt fibers, wherein the low-melt fibers have been melted to the natural and/or synthetic down fibers by heating inside the baffle.

Thermal insulating structure

There is described a system, article, method, connectors and apparatus for article reuse or recycling, which system including the assembling of an article from at least two components at least one of which has a textile material brought into communication with each other through one or more connectors and the subsequent disassembling of the article and use of one or more of the components in the assembling stage. The assembled article is susceptible to automatic or semi-automatic disassembly through one or more of its connectors being susceptible to a reduction in one or more mechanical properties under exposure of the article to electromagnetic energy especially microwave. The article may be a garment that has joins stitched with a microwave susceptible yarn. The yarn is ideally manufactured from pseudo-conductive materials and is metal free.

Article assembly disassembly system

A biodegradable cigarette filter tow includes a mixture of at least two or more natural materials selected from the group consisting of hemp fiber, flax fiber, abaca fiber or pulp, sisal fiber or pulp, wood pulp, and cotton fiber or cotton flock. The mixture may also include regenerated cellulose fibers. The mixture may include a natural binder or may be hydroentangled.

Biodegradable cigarette filter tow and method of manufacture

There are provided collagen based polymeric materials comprising collagen molecules and/or collagen derived molecules which have been functionalized by the addition of one or more ethylenically unsaturated moieties and which have been cross-linked via said moieties. Also provided are collagen based compositions and methods of producing collagen based polymeric materials.

Collagen based materials

A pest control material (), such as mosquito netting, has a surface () with abrasive/absorptive microprojections (). Insect pests such as mosquitoes suffer damage to their cuticle, resulting in dehydration and/or invasion by microbial pathogens. The material is made by coating a fabric with abrasive and/or absorptive materials.

Pest control materials

The invention provides a non-woven fabric comprising at least two separate but interconnected layers, each of the layers being provided with discrete interconnections so as to provide discrete voids between the two layers of fabric.

Nonwoven spacer fabrics

Nonwoven spacer fabric

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Harrogate, United Kingdom

Stephen John Russell