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Indigenous intelligent materials for the textile field

The present work reflects an area of cutting-edge research, bioengineering and industrial microbiology, emphasising the
new physiognomy of macromolecular chemistry, supramolecular chemistry. Membranes are advanced materials whose
specificity manifests itself in order, organisation, structural stability, and functional stability, explaining their own character
of separation and selectivity.
A hypothesis finds applications in a variety of fields. The more numerous and diverse these fields are, the higher the
probability that this hypothesis applies.
The aim of the paper is to present applications of polyurethane membranes in the textile industry by integrating them
into garment structure and also in wastewater purification. The proposed membrane technology is innovative and will
be of fundamental economic importance in the coming years.