Walking in my Shoes - Defining a New Era in Footwear
summary
Company prints fully wearable sneakers from a single filament using 3D printers, claiming single-material recyclable shoes with no glue or stitches that can be ground and reprinted; custom fit comes from two photos of each foot and seven years of engineering refinement; nozzle-path microstructures create firm midsoles and soft uppers in one build; a creator-driven marketplace of designs hosts indie and brand collaborations, celebrities test early runs, and AI gait analysis tunes support per shoe.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00DLD conference intro
- 1:09Cornelius and 3D shoes
- 2:30Footwear needs innovation
- 3:54Sustainability of printed shoes
- 5:21Shoes as digital products
- 7:49Empowering shoe designers
- 11:01Fashion industry resists change
- 13:31Celebrities drive adoption
- 16:18Future of shoes as platform
- 18:043D printing beyond footwear
- 19:26Health benefits of custom shoes
- 22:34Custom shoes and closing
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