3D Print Shoes Into Exclusive Nike Has Applied For Patents

A few days ago, Nike was busy implementing its 3D printing shoes, which is expected to enable consumers to print their own Nike shoes at home. But due to the limited technology, this action has aroused many people's doubts.

In response to these questions, Nike acted directly on its actions: in October 13, 2015, Nike applied for a patent for its technology of adding shoes to make shoes.

The patent was first introduced in 2012. According to Nike's patent introduction, the 3D printing method is mainly based on Strobel, traditionally woven or nonwoven.

They are stitched to the bottom of the vamp, and this technology is different. It moves to the camera or scanner through a pport device or a machine similar to that of the machine, and then sends the captured middle end cloth image and data to the computer. According to the image data obtained from the bottom of the cloth, the computer sends the instructions to the 3D printer, and then prints the guide to the middle sole cloth.

The emergence of 3D printing and shoemaking may ultimately mean a huge change in shoemaking mode and technology.

As described in the patent brief, "because of the continuous development of shoemaking technology, especially

The design has made the number of components on the shoe increase, which requires more complicated manufacturing steps to make shoes, and these manufacturing steps are still done by hand.

Nowadays, the combination of 3D printing technology simplifies the process of shoemaking, and the printer minimizes the number of components needed for shoemaking.

For consumers, this potential shoemaking means that you only need to bring a digital document to the consumer.

Stores and stores have the ability to customize shoes on the spot. Although it is not yet possible to achieve this desire, we are still looking forward to its realities, as Nike COO has said before: "this future is not far away."