The future of clothing functionality: nature as a paradigm Dr Veronika Kapsali MMT Textiles Limited www.mmttextiles.com.

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The future of clothing functionality: nature as a paradigm Dr Veronika Kapsali MMT Textiles Limited

Biomimetics: Bio - life & –mimesis to copy

Mythology….. Victoria Amazonica

Velcro Burr hooks

Dr Otto Schmitt Schmitt Trigger

Biomimesis = Bionics = Biomimicry =Biognosis

Speedo Fastskin

Lotus Effect TM Source: BASF

Source: P.Nagarajaa and D. Yao (2006)a Transfer of biological surface morphology onto polymer sheets Georgia Institute of Technology

Octopus skin/ adaptive camouflage

Colour changing polymer gel Source: Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Structural colour Morpho menelaus

Morphotex Source: Teijin Fibres Limited

Bio Armour MIT Institute for Soldier Nanotechnologies

Penguin feather Biomimetic feather like insulation University of Reading

Comfort trials

Conventional Fibre Performance

Dry microclimateDamp microclimate Pinecone Effect:

Applications Athletic wear (active sportswear) Performance wear (climbing, walking, skiing) Comfort wear (underwear, nightwear) Military (underwear, multi-climate clothing) Health (hospital bed linens, wound dressings) Agricultural technology (Geo-textiles, soil moisture control) Technical solutions (Formula 1, protective clothing) Industrial (filter & valve technology, building, packaging) Upholstery (transport, domestic)

Thank you !