3D printed shoes, as it seems, are standing on firm ground (pun intended). Here‘s an overview of the business and models of 3D printed shoes.
Topic: 3D printed shoes
All about 3d Printed Shoes
The comfort of your feet is within reach, with the booming business of 3D printed customized in-soles. If you own a printer, can even make them yourself.
3D printed tailor-made, perfectly fitting shoes are no longer too far fetched. Step out with style!
Sneaker giant Nike partners with Prodways on 3D printed shoes to reduce manufacturing time and cost, while enhancing performance for wearers.
Polish students developed eco-friendly shoes for their graduation project using a 3D printer and now hope to start a dedicated business.
How would you like to walk on a true work of sculpted art? Italian Designer Cristina Franceschini (AKA Crystiff) can make it happen through her design abilities and 3d printed shoes.
Prevolve is a startup using 3D scanning and 3D printing to develop “BioRunners”, custom sports shoes which perfectly fit your feet.
Formlabs launches the Fuse 1 selective laser sintering 3D printer, and the Form Cell, an automated production solution for the Form 2.
Wiivv has launched a second Kickstarter campaign, this time offering customized sandals so your feet are comfortable this summer.
After a lot of talk, the first 3D printed training shoe has finally hit the market, meaning Under Armour have won the race.
This is 19-year-old Broc Brown, formerly the world’s tallest teen; he’s the lucky recipient of a pair of 3D printed size 28 shoes from Feetz.
Using a smartphone app, a bionics company offers customers personalized comfort with 3D printed Base by Wiivv insoles, now crowdfunding on Kickstarter.
Rivalry in the sportwear industry is mounting, as Adidas unveil their own brand new concept: a Futurecraft 3D printed sneaker.
Cleveland Indians’ star pitcher Corey Kluber kicked off the season in New Balance cleats equipped with 3D printed plates.
Fashion and science come together in a beautiful fusion thanks to Katrien Herdewyn, a shoe designer with a background in engineering.
A special 3D drawing process was used to make these new Reebok sneakers. If you want some, you’d better be fast: Only 300 pairs will be made.
Ready to wear 3D printed compostable shoes? Footwear education institute Slem and startup BioInspiration are developing an eco-friendly idea.
3D printing will have a big impact on the design of shoes for this year’s Olympics in Rio, with direct input from athletes themselves.
Will 3D printed athlete’s shoes ever be more than an elite brand marketing? Rachel Park takes a look at the shoes & car industries.
Thinking of backing the 3D Printed BASE by Wiivv insoles on Kickstarter? Read through these FAQs before you make a pledge.