Nanotechnology innovation for future development in the textile industry
F. Noor-Evans, KPMG – R&D Incentives, Australia
S. Peters, Queen Mary University of London, UK
N. Stingelin, Imperial College, London, UK
Abstract:
This chapter discusses the process of ‘de-maturity’ of the European textile industry, moving away from its traditional roots in an attempt to revive the fortunes of this mature industry, through the adoption of novel technologies, such as nanotechnology, microelectronics and/or biotechnology. The process requires a paradigm shift involving every aspect of the firm that includes its technical capabilities, research and development (R&D) and business strategy. In particular, this chapter discusses a new product ...
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