Shoes Private Custom Photo APP To Help You Achieve

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< p > in NBA, it is normal for footwear manufacturers to "tailor" according to the players' feet. But in the mass market, people can only follow the footsteps of their feet to find the shoes that fit their feet.

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< p > can.

Three Over Seven, a New Zealand company, gave the answer.

The App they are developing enables users to scan the contour of their feet with a mobile phone lens, and then print the appropriate footwear that fits the user's feet according to the foot model.

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The idea of < p > Three Over Seven originated from the disadvantage of a shoe manufacturing industry for many years. Manufacturers usually use synthetic fibers to produce shoes, but because of the poor permeability of synthetic fibers, the wearers will have severe foot odor.

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< p > Three Over Seven decided to use wool as an alternative.

Wool has excellent breathability. Even if both feet are in shoes, they can still maintain good air circulation with the outside world.

After a lot of sweat, the fleece will quickly discharge sweat and will not cause feet to produce foot odor.

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< p > Three Over Seven named their idea Wool Runners, and moved it to Kickstarter, eventually raising nearly 120 thousand dollars.

However, in actual production, Wool Runners encountered a slow cycle problem, and the production of shoe soles took up too much time.

Finally, Three Over Seven solved the production cycle problem of soles through a new technology.

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< p > Yes.

The new technology they use is 3D printing.

Three Over Seven has made the perfect shoes through this technology. Now, they can make users receive customized shoes within 24 hours after placing the order.

In addition, Three Over Seven also plans to organize a digital shoe factory, which is expected to open in London this year.

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< p > Three Over Seven partner Jonathan Spanos (Jonathon Spanos) said that their thinking on 3D printing and shoemaking has been brewing for a long time, and now it is time to push them to the market.

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< p > "our core idea is to produce a pair of customized shoes."

Spanos said, "the key factor of Three Over Seven is that you can customize a pair of shoes that fit the feet, and at the same time enable users to afford the price.

We think that 3D printing helps us achieve this idea.

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< p > in last month's "Three New Things" competition sponsored by Virgin media, Wool Runners was selected by the audience as the final award.

Three New Things is an innovative project competition whose goal is to discover potential innovative projects that change people's lives.

The organizing committee should select 3 entries from more than 100 entries and then select the final winner by the audience.

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< p > Three Over Seven team hopes to optimize every production process of Wool Runners in the future.

Now they are developing a proprietary application, through which people can scan the outline of their feet with a mobile phone lens, then upload the model to the Three Over Seven's customized background, and then make the order.

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< p > more customization options can obviously attract more users to join.

Spencus said, "research shows that about 2/3 of men and 3/4 women have different sizes of feet.

Three Over Seven's customized plan for the market will definitely excite people.

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