Manmade and Natural Materials

Artificial materials and natural materials Students like me need to know the available materials, the performance in use, and how they are handled or processed during manufacturing and construction. If you understand them well, it will help you choose the right materials for your product. When choosing materials for a specific project I will decide which materials are best and which processing methods are necessary to convert the raw materials into finished products so that their physical and Performance characteristics must be taken into consideration.

First of all, what is technology? Many philosophers and social critics tried to define "technology". For our purposes, technology is an artificial tool made from artificial and natural materials designed to support, maintain or expand certain aspects of human culture. In short, technology is a relic being worked in our life. Considering this definition, the iPod is just the beginning. The fork is an extension of our hands and fingers, which reduces the clutter of food and becomes a technique. The same applies to stereo. Stereo communicates music to our ears. Wheels, power cords, shoes - even they meet the requirements. These are tools to make our lives a better creator to some extent.

We live in the physical world, and the fashion industry is the leader in demand and use of natural materials and artificial materials. Clothing manufacturing is the third largest industry in the world - second only to cars and electronics. However, few people are fully aware of the impact of the manufacturing life cycle on people and the environment. Fiber to fabric, from clothes to landfill. In the apparel industry, material processing and demand is related to many major environmental problems at the time, such as climate change, waste generation, water poverty. Industry sustainability movement is relatively new, organic cotton was developed in the late 1980s, California brands such as ESPRIT, Levi's, Patagonia, Gap Inc, etc. have played a leading role in various initiatives for many years. However, as brands and their customers raise their awareness of further change and support them, sustainability continues to rise.