Traditionally known for its agriculture and tourism sectors, Sri Lanka has often been overlooked as a technological innovation hub. However, Twinery, the innovation division of global apparel technology leader MAS Holdings, is challenging this perception by announcing its achievement of securing its 100th utility patent. As a leading innovation force in Sri Lanka, Twinery unites scientists, engineers, designers, and entrepreneurs to revolutionize the human-textile interface.
Through collaborative efforts and visionary thinking, Twinery has developed 23 groundbreaking technologies in fields such as Material Science, Chemistry, Electronics, Thermodynamics, and Textile Engineering—transforming the future of fashion and beyond. “Reaching 100 patents in just 13 years, from filing our first international patent in 2011, is an accomplishment we’re extremely proud of,” said Ranil Vitarana, Chief Innovation Officer and Chief Technology Officer at MAS Holdings. “ This milestone reflects the dedication and hard work of our team and the extensive research and collaboration that have placed us at the forefront of global textile innovation.
” Twinery’s success highlights the capabilities of home-grown talent to create world-class technologies, establishing Sri Lanka as a rising force in technology, apparel, and science. These 100 patents, covering 23 original innovations and granted in over 20 regions including the USA, Europe, Japan, and India, represent not only technologica.
