Adidas released the world's first production 3D print shoes-EBY



3D printing technology is considered in the field of manufacturing has a broad prospect, but the current general consumers seem to have not yet come into contact with the 3D printing technology to create mass consumer goods. And recently, Adidas (Adidas) launched the world's first mass production of 3D print shoes

 It is understood that after Nike, NB, Under Armor and other companies have tried to use 3D printing technology to produce sports shoes, but not yet in the production efficiency, quality and cost to achieve good results, so have not yet achieved mass production. And the Adidas is a company called Carbon's start-up companies to carry out related technology improvements, and ultimately make 3D print soles of the mass production

 It is reported that this year Adidas is expected to produce 5000 pairs of Futurecraft 4D sneakers, but this technology is still a lot of room for improvement, 2018 Carbon's 3D printing technology will make printing a pair of soles of time from about 90 minutes to 20 minutes. Compared to the traditional production methods, 3D printing technology without injection mold, can more easily achieve the complex shape, in the production of quality, cost and production problems can be resolved, 3D printing technology is expected to spread to more industries.

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