We are excited to announce that Specim will be exhibiting at Textiles Recycling Expo 2026, taking place on June 24–25, 2026, in Brussels, Belgium. Join us at Booth 2314 to discover how hyperspectral imaging and AI are enabling accurate textile material recognition for textile recycling, material recovery, and circular textile applications.
Discover AI-Powered Textile Recognition
Efficient textile recycling depends on accurate material identification. However, blends, visually similar fabrics, elastane, and impurities make reliable recognition challenging for conventional machine vision systems.
At our booth, we will demonstrate Specim RETEX Lab, an AI-powered hyperspectral solution for identifying and analyzing textile materials. Visitors will see how hyperspectral imaging captures material information beyond the visible spectrum and how AI transforms this data into reliable recognition of textile fibers, blends, elastane, and impurities.
Learn how textile material recognition can support automated material separation, textile recycling, quality control, and material recovery through accurate identification of fibers, blends, elastane, and impurities. We will also demonstrate how Specim RETEX supports scalable textile processing workflows, from laboratory analysis to industrial applications.
Our experts will be available throughout the event to discuss your application requirements and explain how Specim RETEX can be integrated into laboratory and industrial workflows.
Visit us at Booth 2314 and discover how AI-powered textile recognition can help improve material recovery, support circular textile initiatives, and unlock new opportunities for textile recycling and processing.
We look forward to meeting you in Brussels.
Meet Our Team at Booth 2314
Our experts will be available throughout Textiles Recycling Expo 2026 to discuss textile material identification, automated material separation, material recovery, and other textile processing applications.
Visit Booth 2314 to see Specim RETEX Lab in action and learn how hyperspectral imaging and AI can support your textile recycling and circular textile initiatives.
Francesco Di Clemente
Head of RETEX
Leading the development of AI-powered textile recognition solutions for industrial applications.
Federico Faina
Senior Product Manager
Responsible for product strategy and customer-driven development of the RETEX portfolio.
Matteo Tacconi
Tech Manager
Supporting the technical development and implementation of the RETEX platform.
Giorgio Padroni
AI Data Scientist
Developing AI models and data-driven approaches for textile material recognition.
Ana Aranda
Business Area Manager, AMER & EMEA
Helping customers identify opportunities for hyperspectral imaging and AI in textile applications.
Joni Siipola
Senior Technical Sales Manager
Supporting customers in evaluating and implementing hyperspectral imaging solutions.
