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Big Sneaker Brands Promised a 3D-Printed Revolution. These Are the Disrupters Making It Happen

3D printing is injecting much-needed innovation into sneaker design, but it’s small brands that are leading where big names are struggling—or hesitant—to keep up.

By: Wired

Nov 12 2024
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Big Sneaker Brands Promised a 3D-Printed Revolution. These Are the Disrupters Making It Happen

Companies like Nike and Adidas and the rest have IP or brand recognition based on how their shoes fit and feel. If you went from a Birkenstock, say, to a Nike youd quickly realize their footbeds are … [+3258 chars]

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