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Adidas’ 3D printing advancements to star in Olympics

12/05/2021
Adidas’ 3D printing advancements to star in Olympics

The German company said it combined athlete data and Carbon’s Digital Light Synthesis technology to produce “precision tuned” 3D printed midsoles made with 40% bio-based materials, adding that the technology offers the ability to fine-tune midsoles to specific patterns of movement.

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