Technology Project Showcase - FBT Graduate Showcase 2022

“Over the course of my degree, I have been most interested in materials and issues of sustainability. The project unit has been by far the most independent unit I have done and allowed me to consider areas not previously covered in my degree. During this unit I have been able to direct my own learning specifically focusing on areas I am interested in researching further.

Mia Gili
Techonology Project Ambassador

A photo of a model leaning against a wall next to a screenshot of a 'Paper Tale' garment production screenshot

Isabel Spinley →
Exploring blockchain’s scalability and commercial appeal for supply chain traceability: a fashion industry perspective.

A photo of a number of fire fighters putting a fire out.

Xiangbang Yan →
Ecoflex/CNT fibers chemical sensor for bunker gear

Yuchen He →
Construction and evaluation of knitted capacitive sensors using alternative electroconductive filaments/yarn

An image of a pair of jeans with a factory coming out of the top of them, surrounded by a sea of clothes.

Georgina Emanuel →
Blockchain and the Circular Economy: investigating their compatibility in the context of the fashion industry

A selection of photographs with test tubes, chemicals and a irredescent fabric sewn into a top.

Hanzheng Xia →
Lasts physical color-changing spell on your clothes

A vivid purple image containing a collage of illustrations and the text 'MVFW'

Robin Herbert →
How can the latest innovations in digital technology, internet and 3D body scanning be applied to fashion brands?

A photo of someone picking rubbish from a beach

Chenxi Guan →
Disposable Masks Recycle and Management during Covid-19

An image of a cylindrical device with a vent with a bed in the background.

Xingyao Li →
Current and prospect applications of electrospun nanofibres in air filtration

Liting Deng →
Preparation, characterization and mechanics of chitosan (CS) and polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) nanofiber membranes

Your comfort performance recommendations, with varying scales of moisture, temperature and comfort level displayed. Three shirts are displayed as best fit, 2nd best fit and 3rd best fit.

Xu Wang →
Functional Cloud Computational Interactive Design System

Photo of a clothing bank with multiple waste items piled up around it in bin bag.

Yufan Guo →
Fast Fashion and Textile Waste Management in the UK: Role of Smart Textile

Illustrated image of 'Textile Recycling' with some clothes items on it

Xunyuan Bi →
Analyse the Recycling Process of Textile Process via Textile Structures Technology

Annie Heritage →
Exploring ‘lifetime’ colour fastness of denim fabrics

A photo of a horse and a professional horserider.

Fan Ping →
Have the dress functionality required for equestrian sports in a formal and aesthetically pleasing manner

a photo of some fabric on a worktop with other items around it

Shuai Ma →
Research on preparation and assessment of a silk-based humidity sensor

Nike Zoom Air: Tuned for Sport. Including images of the detail of a shoe sole.

Shanxin Liu →
New sneakers and new technology

Tingyue Cao →
Moisture absorbency of sportswear

An abstract image using yellow, orange and gold tones.

Xinyu Cao →
Exploring the mechanical properties of 3D fabrics and their applications

A collection of photographs of individuals in winter clothing with '2022 Beijing winter olympics dresses' written next to it.

Tingting Liu →
2022 Beijing Winter Olympics Dresses

Yaokuan Han →
Textile industry and environmental impacts in India

Blueprint design of a piece of equipment.

Yiyang Zhong →
Electrospun fibre added to existing mask

Sinian Liu →
Investigation for knitting an inductive sensor using electroconductive yarn

Xingchong Li →
Fast Fashion and Sustainability: Recycling Technologies

A photo of a male person running with bright sensors at various points of his body.

Abigail Micklewright →
The use of wearable technology in sports to create performance enhancing results for athletes.

An image with lots of fabric displayed that has been dyed naturally by various vegetables that are also shown in the photo (beetroot, onion etc).

Maria Hanna Dawiec →
Natural dyeing with dyes extracted from pre-consumer food waste