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Teijin turns focus on smart wearables at new development centre

07/08/2015

Materials manufacturer Teijin has opened a Technology Development Centre at its Matsuyama Factory in Japan to serve as a base for developing high-performance materials, including smart wearables. The centre has facilities for testing lightweight structural materials, wearables and a burn evaluation system for protective clothing (to be...

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