3D printing technology to change the traditional shoe industry, gradually moving towards commercialization
Release time:
2018-08-01
With NIKE announcing a new partnership with Hewlett-Packard to deepen cooperation in the 3D printing business, the potential of 3D printing to help shoe brands build competitive advantages has once again attracted the attention of the industry. The space of its 3D printing in the footwear industry includes: speeding up the optimization and iteration of the product line, bringing practicality to the personalized customization platform of the footwear industry, and integrating mobile health technology. In this way, the competitive shoe brand market will be surging again, using 3D printing technology to play new tricks. In this issue, 3D Science Valley and Gu You will review the events of 3D printing in the shoe industry... Towards Commercialization
With NIKE announcing a new partnership with Hewlett-Packard to deepen cooperation in the 3D printing business, the potential of 3D printing to help shoe brands build competitive advantages has once again attracted the attention of the industry. The space of its 3D printing in the footwear industry includes: speeding up the optimization and iteration of the product line, bringing practicality to the personalized customization platform of the footwear industry, and integrating mobile health technology. In this way, the competitive shoe brand market will be surging again, using 3D printing technology to play new tricks. In this issue, 3D Science Valley and Gu You will review the events of 3D printing in the shoe industry...
Towards Commercialization
Nike: In the past period of time, Nike began to push the main to improve the support and fit of the "sock" design. Pioneer's appearance and indeed better performance have attracted many buyers for Nike. The sock design, which appeals to support and fit, is where 3D printing technology has potential.
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