SCRY and Bambu Lab launched Formism on MakerWorld, providing 9 industrial-grade 3D printable shoe designs for home manufacturing.

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SCRY and Bambu Lab launched Formism on MakerWorld, providing 9 industrial-grade 3D printable shoe designs for home manufacturing. By utilizing FDM-optimized TPU 90A, the project converts high-end digital assets into functional footwear produced directly on desktop printers. This decentralized model marks a systemic transition toward a distributed micro-factory ecosystem, empowering consumers to become the primary production point for global apparel. 👟🏭 #3DPrinting #Footwear #AdditiveManufacturing #DigitalFashion

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