A new 3D printed shoe has been created by SOLS called ADAPTIV that is capable of changing its shape around your foot to help make footwear even more comfortable.
SOLS has equipped their new ADAPTIV footwear with a range of sensors that track the wearers foot and constantly change the shape of the shoe. Watch the video below to learn more about this innovative new creation and how it may help change the future of footwear design.
“Form, function and design were never meant to be separate; in the future, footwear will be adaptive, responsive, transformative and customized to you and your needs. The athlete will be protected from common lower extremity injuries and will be able to achieve peak performance, making them unstoppable.
With a system of gyroscopes and pressure sensors, ADAPTIV moves air pressure or fluids throughout the shoe to support your body’s shifts and motions. Instant Adaptability means that your footwear will constantly be adjusting itself to your body’s shifts and motions. ADAPTIV is SOLS’ vision of the future of footwear.”
ADAPTIV was announced at the NBA All Star Weekend event, hosted by Carmelo Anthony of the New York Knicks (Co-founder of Melo7 Tech Partners), Katalyst Live, MADE and Intel.
Unfortunately no information on pricing or worldwide availability has been released as yet as the 3D printed shoe is still just a concept at the moment, but as soon as information comes to light we will keep you updated as always. For more information on the new ADAPTIV 3D printed shoe jump over to the SOLS website for details.
Source: SolidSmack
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