Projektbeispiele

Projekt 2020 IDS 0028: Entwicklung eines Textilen Kühlsystems auf Basis der adiabatischen Kühlung für Bekleidungsanwendungen.

Plakat Zavec

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Projekte:

Mentorin der Firma Dynaback beim Projekt WEAR SUSTAIN – laufendes Projekt: www.wearsustain.eu
Projekt-Partnerin bei INKREATE – fertig in Juni 2018: www.inkreate.eu.
Smarter Schulranzen THINKER: www.thinker.school
Artikel auf Startup-Vallyey https://www.startupvalley.news/de/daniela-zavec-thinker-start-up/
Artikel Bild-Zeitung: https://www.bild.de/regional/leipzig/thueringen/holt-sich-diese-weimarerin-eine-milion-euro-55100546.bild.html
Smarte PSA für Feuerwehrleute: www.fire-cat.eu
ERRIN Workshop Smart Textiles / Smart Wearables in Brüssel - Report_ERRIN_Workshop_on_Smart_Textiles_May_2017.pdf

„Ich denke vom Ende her. Mit meinem technischen Background kann ich schnell die Zusammenhänge in Industrieunternehmen erkennen und Prioritäten setzen.“ Daniela Zavec

"Öffentliche Ausschreibung für die Einrichtung oder Modernisierung des elektronischen Geschäftsverkehrs in KMU im Zeitraum 2019-2022 "E-BUSINESS 2019-2022"

Das Projekt wird von der Republik Slowenien und der Europäischen Union aus dem Europäischen Fonds für regionale Entwicklung kofinanziert.

Wir begleiten u.a. Forschungsprojekte, in die auch Studierende eingebunden sind. Im Rahmen des Projektes "Nach dem kreativen Weg zum praktischen Wissen" erwerben Studenten bereits während ihrer Ausbildung praktische Erfahrungen, Kenntnisse und Fähigkeiten.

Mehr Sicherheit für Feuerwehrleute - darum ging es vorrangig im Rahmen des Projekts "Rescue SAFE".

Daily news

Hacktex consortium launches the Bootcamp, an intensive training course for university students!

27. 11. 2023

In a week from 13. 11 - 17. 11. 2023, the Hacktex project organised, in Borås, Sweden, an intensive training course named Hacktex Bootcamp. The course gathered students from the 4 participating universities: Gheorghe Asachi Technical University from Romania, the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya from Spain, the University of West Attica from Greece and the hosting partner, the University of Boras.

Before the intensive course, all students had access to the virtual training materials on smart textiles (MOOC) and the virtual guide on entrepreneurship focusing on smart textiles.

The program, developed previously by the Hacktex consortium, counted with several dynamic activities and challenges which mixed students from all universities. The students were divided into teams and tasked with conceptualizing smart textile products, considering their raw materials and specific technologies, as well as issues regarding product sustainability. They also identified the specifics of the main steps to develop a business model for their respective products. The ideas generated by the teams were presented and discussed.

Other activities included a visit to a textile company in Borås, participation in the Borås Textile Days event and a visit to the textile museum at the University.

The multicultural experience of interacting with students, and the academic challenges were met with creativity, based on the knowledge from the lessons in the MOOC and the virtual guide on entrepreneurship and the possibility to attract young specialists toward the field of smart textiles represent the real gain of the HACKTEX Bootcamp.

Check out the video to figure it out!

HACKTEX Intensive Training Bootcamp

3.11.2023

We have important information for Universities and companies!

Hacktex project is promoting new digital education methods to open up textile engineers' skills and knowledge of smart textiles. We have created a virtual platform which is free to enrol and take part in the educational processes. Explore the video content and learn new things about smart textiles via materials prepared by EU experts, professionals and academic personnel. We would also like to invite you to stay tuned for the upcoming boot camp intensive training course which will take place at the University of Boras in Sweden later this month.

Please visit the project website for more information: https://hacktex.eu/

HACKTEX 3rd Newsletter release

11.10.2023

We are happy to share with you that Hacktex has released its 3rd newsletter. Feel welcome to browse through useful information on the current status of our project and what are the milestones we have achieved.

Please visit the project website for more information: https://hacktex.eu/

TITERA presented ongoing EU projects at the Symposium on Novelties in Textiles

05.10.2023

In October, the Faculty of Naturals Sciences and Engineering, Ljubljana organized and hosted the 49th Symposium on Novelties in Textiles where TITERA took part as well.

In the light of developing innovative learning content in the area of smart textiles, TITERA presented active EU projects that focus on smart textiles where the company is taking part. We presented current work on the development and importance of implementing learning materials on smart textiles on multiple levels to broaden the general and professional knowledge of smart textiles and the smart textile industry.

ADDTEX Video preparation for the MOOC content

28.09.2023

TITERA took part in developing materials for the MOOC in the Addtex project where we covered topics related to smart transitions. Materials were developed in three levels, targeting three different target groups from Technicians to Experts.

In order to maintain professional, coherent and high-standard material delivery, we headed to Terassa to the UPC (Universitat Politecnica Catalunya) where we recorded videos for the upcoming MOOC.

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ADDTEX Press Release

24.07.2023

ADDTEX consortium met again in Limerick, Ireland, on July 11th and 12th, hosted by IDEAM cluster and TUS – the Technological University of the Shannon. The meeting took place at the headquarters of the National Advanced Manufacturing Centre (AMC), National Technology Park.