The Chinese 3D printing consumer tech brand, Hangzhou Staray Technology Co., Ltd (STARAY), made a splash at the exhibition ...

Andrew Katon, CEO and president of Cobbler Technologies of Bangor, stands before a hobby 3D printer that is making parts for his prototype commercial 3D printer in the background (metal frame) in this ...

The sole of a shoe rises from a puddle of liquid in a 3D printer, like magic, or something out of a science-fiction film. But it’s real, and it’s a glimpse into the future of manufacturing. A new ...

Shoemakers have been flirting with 3D printing for years. The biggest names in footwear and fashion — Adidas, Nike NKE, New Balance, Dior, Reebok, Fendi — have all launched 3D-printed limited-edition ...

James has been writing about technology for years but has loved it since the early 90s. While his main areas of expertise are maker tools -- 3D printers, vinyl cutters, paper printers, and laser ...

Though additive manufacturing wouldn’t exist for another 40 years, the prolific American sci-fi author Murray Leinster penned a 1945 short story featuring a spookily prescient description of what we ...

For shoes, 3D-printing may be the next logical step. The idea is that 3D-printed shoes could be an affordable way to manufacture customized shoes quickly. And two design students have already designed ...

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3D printing offers many advantages for custom-made products, from improving unique consumer experiences to saving time and money during the manufacturing and design process. Rapid prototyping of parts ...

Our company uses the ZPrinter 650 3D printer, which lets us cut the time to get a physical model of a shoe component to only a few hours. Our company manufactures shoes, boots, and sandals, and, as ...

If you’ve ever thought about 3D printing shoes, you’ll enjoy watching the video below about a Portland-based company that creates shoes on demand using an HP MJF 5200 3D printer. Granted, this isn’t a ...

[Stephan Henrich] is probably going to set off a wave of bigfoot sightings if his new shoe, the Cryptide sneaker takes off. The shoe is completely 3D printed in flexible TPE using a laser sintering ...