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Robot-woven sneaker with 3D-printed soles

159 点作者 pmastela大约 4 年前

17 条评论

fossuser大约 4 年前
I think the soles for this are done by Carbon in Redwood City.<p>They&#x27;ve done some other cool stuff with their 3d printed lattice like the midsole of an Adidas shoe that&#x27;s already out and some bike saddles (I think for Specialized and another brand I can&#x27;t remember).<p><a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.carbon3d.com" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.carbon3d.com</a>
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zuhayeer大约 4 年前
This is sweet, it&#x27;s an Adidas project called FUTURECRAFT.STRUNG, blog post here: <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.adidas.com&#x2F;us&#x2F;blog&#x2F;562694" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.adidas.com&#x2F;us&#x2F;blog&#x2F;562694</a><p>Adidas is really leaning into a lot of new tech, having just recently announced Stan Smith Mylo too, shoes made with mushroom based leather: <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.adidas.com&#x2F;us&#x2F;blog&#x2F;663481" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.adidas.com&#x2F;us&#x2F;blog&#x2F;663481</a>
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peter_l_downs大约 4 年前
like the boosts, i would never consider training in these due to the lack of support. if i were racing i would wear spikes. they look sick though and i would absolutely consider wearing a pair just as regular sneakers. i&#x27;m surprised that shoe companies still have to pretend that runners are their target demographic for cool shoes like these, when in reality it&#x27;s obviously for sneakerheads &#x2F; the general public who would like a neat and comfortable pair of sneakers.
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lofi_lory大约 4 年前
Overall I believe the industry of sewing clothes is gonna be the last to be fully automated. The 3D manipulation of 2D fabric is just too finicky and screams for the human touch, experienced, versatile fingers. But starting off 2D, mass produced fabric is just so much more efficient and versatile.<p>Sadly, this is bad news for the future of human freedom, as it will mean the associated exploitation and environmental impact isn&#x27;t gonna end soon either.<p>However, I have this hypothesis this problem can be solved with software otherwise, by removing the complexity and hurdle of custom pattern creation and distribution to the typical end consumer.<p>You can&#x27;t make your own fridge, smartphone, and even wood working is out of reach for most people in the city (space, logistics). However, <i>everyone</i> physically capable could in principle sew their own clothes, <i>if</i> it&#x27;s just down to the sewing part. Traditional pattern creation and&#x2F;or application is the hard part. Space needed, investment in the sewing machine and fabric, time expenditure... It&#x27;s all relatively feasible to most.<p>I think having a FOSS variant of Clo3d, UI optimized to match different experience levels and a github like collaboration network would offer the potential to kill a good chunk of fast fashion, complex supply chains, and consequently ecological and humanitarian exploitation.<p>Imagine using a camera or lidar scanner to measure your body, load that to the software, have the design specification applied to your personal body model, the pattern projected onto the fabric for cutting, or even laser cut, until all is left is sewing the pieces together according to the community improved instructions.<p>No more compromises in fitting. Things will last and be cared for, because you made them yourself. Fewer better clothing.<p>Or delegate this to your local sewing service, which operates under the same opportunity of reduced overhead.<p>Things just need to be FOSS to have this change the world. Clo3d costs 500€&#x2F;month minimum... But really it&#x27;s just blender with extra steps. It can be done.
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osobo大约 4 年前
I can only see the horror that&#x27;s waiting to happen when (not if) you step in a dog turd.
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dontblink大约 4 年前
How long until shoes are custom made from scans of each individual&#x27;s foot to obtain the optimal fit?
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riazrizvi大约 4 年前
Sure sounds a lot sexier than ‘Machine-woven sneaker with 3D-printed soles’ given that custom-pattern machine-weaving is 200 hundred-year-old tech.
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pumpkinhead大约 4 年前
I want one of these to custom-make shoes for me and my family. Son has in-turning soles and the podiatrist has recommended specialist shoes.<p>Imagine that - the podiatrist can just write configs&#x2F;settings that you could load into the shoe-maker and we&#x27;re done.<p>Then I want a machine to custom-make pants and shirts. The rubbish from the dept store never seems to fit all that well and wear out far too quickly.
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ansible大约 4 年前
Anyone got a link to a video?<p>It seems almost criminal to talk about tech like this without seeing it in use.
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erwinh大约 4 年前
Was working on a small scale startup trying to do this a couple of years ago using more DIY-style 3d printers and flexible fillament: <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;dialectic.design&#x2F;project&#x2F;solemaker" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;dialectic.design&#x2F;project&#x2F;solemaker</a><p>Very impressive to see Adidas committing to this concept with real industrial robots and printers for a couple of years already with the Speedfactory and this etc.
Havoc大约 4 年前
That seems promising. 3D scanning your foot and printing a shoe seems vastly superior to what we&#x27;re currently doing - vague size measurements.
amelius大约 4 年前
Handmade is still the best. It seems that the more technology advances, the more technically inferior the products become.
8128js8121大约 4 年前
I just picture this shoe unraveling during your jog, like a thread from my jeans.
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sorenjan大约 4 年前
This seems as overengineered as Juicero. Technology for technology&#x27;s sake.
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bix6大约 4 年前
This is insanely cool...
skratlo大约 4 年前
Dirt catcher 3000
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TeeMassive大约 4 年前
Is there any projects for textile printers?
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