The DesignScope Company

20/12/2023

Heimtextil 2024 - Let's meet!

From 9-12 January 2024, Heimtextil will open its doors again in Frankfurt/Main, Germany. Come join us for a chat, see what’s new and experience all of EAT’s software products: LIVE in hall 3.0 at stand No. F12! We look forward to seeing you.

06/04/2023

Let's meet in Milan at ITMA!

From 8 to 14 June 2023, the textile world meets in Milan for the next edition of ITMA, the largest textile machinery fair in the world. We believe, not only Milan is always worth a visit – so is a visit to EAT.

Come see us to experience our latest software innovations for CAD/CAM in Weaving and Knitting. Take a look at our even better photorealistic simulation and see how EAT Software runs looms with ease with their loom networking software and elaborate database.

EAT – The DesignScope Company is in hall 9 at stand No. B304.

28/12/2022

Come see us in Frankfurt at Heimtextil Show

From 10 to 13 January 2023 we can all celebrate the New Year and gather again at the world’s largest home textile show in Frankfurt, Germany. See what’s new in CAD/CAM at our stand No. F90 in Hall 9.0.

05/06/2022

But now for real - finally Heimtextil is back!

After more than 2 years the world of home textiles will gather again from 21 to 24 June in Frankfurt/Main, Germany. EAT is proud to present new software modules and functionalities in CAD/CAM for weaving and knitting. Come see us and our brand new 3D Simulation in hall 3.1 at stand No. E18.

We also cordially invite all visitors to Techtextil & Texprocess to take at least a short detour to Heimtex to experience the latest developments of our 3D Weave Composite software, especially developed for technical textiles.

We are glad to finally meet you again!

10/02/2022

09/02/2022

EAT starting Sponsorship for the House of Silk Culture

Even the Pope has formerly received paraments from here. An industrial monument today, the „House of Silk Culture“ is breathing textile history throughout.

The building (the German Name is „Haus der Seidenkultur“) from 1908 until 1992 was home to the parament weaving facility Hubert Gotzes. Paraments (the meaning of the term is: prepared for the table of God) are clerical robes and accessories in elaborate jacquard woven qualities. Unique to Europe, the industrial monument is the only hand weaving loom operation which is still at its original location. Numerous demonstrations, workshops and guided tours are offered here by the association of the same name.

Because of their shared affinity to Jacquard weaving and the location right near EATs headquarters, EAT has decided to sponsor this society which carries so much of Krefelds heritage as a silk and velvet weaving city. Future project cooperations are being conceived as well to see how heritage and modernism may go hand in hand in the textile industry.

More information can be found at www.seidenkultur.de .