Smithsonian magazine posted today about 3D printed shoes that smell like bubblegum from Brazilian footwear company Melissa Shoes. They use a proprietary plastic known as Melflex. While I’m not into ...

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 ...

All eyes lower towards my feet as I enter the party. This is quite a swanky bash with a glamorous guest list and normally the prospect of an invitation to such an event would have sent me into ...

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 ...

Imagine this: You’re looking for the perfect shoes to go with your outfit, but nothing in your closet works. So you go to your computer, design the perfect pair online, and click “print.” Soon you’re ...

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 ...

So long, Nike. The next big thing in the world of shoes might not come from an overseas factory but from a printer. A 3D printer, that is. Designer and engineer Luc Fusaro is working on creating a ...

There's a new pair of shoes pining to get on the market, and they come in a knitted form. Unlike ordinary knitted shoes, though, the JS shoes are created using 3D printers — though you wouldn't know ...

Apparently there’s nothing you can’t make using a 3D printer. That’s what obviously bored European designer Alan Nguyen has proved with his creation. It’s a Croc-like shoe (a.k.a. the peak of high ...

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 ...