0 additive manufacturing companies serving the Footwear industry, tracked by AMPulse. Browse profiles, funding rounds, and technology details.
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Additive manufacturing in Footwear is the use of additive manufacturing in footwear: primarily for lattice-structured midsoles and increasingly for last molds, prototypes, and custom orthotic insoles.
Why AM fits Footwear: Footwear AM is dominated by lattice midsole production (Adidas Futurecraft 4D / Strung / 4DFWD via Carbon CDLP, EOS-based competitors, HP MJF). Custom orthotic insoles via SLS are the second-largest segment. Brooks, On Running, New Balance, and ECCO have all shipped AM-derived production lines.
Common AM processes: VPP-DLP (Carbon CDLP), MJF, SLS for orthotics. Typical materials: EPU 40/41 (Carbon), TPU, PA12.
Additive manufacturing in Footwear is the use of additive manufacturing in footwear: primarily for lattice-structured midsoles and increasingly for last molds, prototypes, and custom orthotic insoles.
AMPulse tracks 0 companies serving the Footwear vertical. Leading examples by funding include various companies tracked by AMPulse.
Footwear most commonly uses VPP-DLP (Carbon CDLP), MJF, SLS for orthotics. Typical materials include EPU 40/41 (Carbon), TPU, PA12.
Footwear AM is dominated by lattice midsole production (Adidas Futurecraft 4D / Strung / 4DFWD via Carbon CDLP, EOS-based competitors, HP MJF). Custom orthotic insoles via SLS are the second-largest segment. Brooks, On Running, New Balance, and ECCO have all shipped AM-derived production lines.