Leg&airy is a Swiss company that designs custom orthoses using 3D printing, also using artificial intelligence.

The research report on the foot insoles market in the US by Technavio predicts the market to post a CAGR of close to 7% during the period 2019-2023.

Buying shoes can be a compromise for so many – one foot smaller than the other, off-the-shelf options that never feel ‘quite right’. Sure, true made-to-measure shoes have existed for centuries—but at ...

OLT Footcare (TDL Systems), a Canadian foot orthotics manufacturer based out of Windsor, Ontario, is looking to bring its custom manufacturing solutions to even more markets. Utilizing the 3D ...

HP (HPQ), in an attempt to fortify its foothold in 3D printing, collaborates with Go 4-D to venture into the flourishing orthotics market with FitStation platform.

Superfeet has grown its insole production and now offers 3D-printed customized insoles. Superfeet Walk into one of nearly 300 specialty run retailers across the globe and the Superfeet footprint ...

The researchers used 3D printing to produce a customised insole with integrated pressure sensors that can measure the pressure on the sole of the foot directly in the shoe during various activities.

A SeoulTech team has developed a 3D-printed auxetic structure that boosts sensor sensitivity, stability, and customization—opening new possibilities for smart insoles, robotic grippers, and next-gen ...

3D printing typically refers to an additive manufacturing process, i.e. one where material is added in successive layers or stages, rather than being removed from bulk material (subtractive) or ...

Beyond expertise in 3D printing, another tailwind driving growth for these on-demand manufacturers is advancements in additive manufacturing software and the 3D printers themselves.