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Reebok revives The Question as a 3D-printed shoe
The Question 96/26 remakes Reebok’s 1996 sneaker with a single variable-density TPU piece.
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3D printing, robotics, machine tools, new processes: making things faster, closer, differently.
The Question 96/26 remakes Reebok’s 1996 sneaker with a single variable-density TPU piece.
MIT's framework maps humidity-driven behavior across a pine cone's cells, fibers, tissues, and scales.
The demonstration used ORNL's MedUSA platform and a steel alloy relevant to nuclear applications.
The $77 X7C+ headband is due October 1 for flag football and 7v7 players.
Buckley Conversions built a prototype interior almost entirely with large-format 3D printing.
A titanium latch replaces a failure-prone polymer part on Airbus roller shutters.
- A 3D-printed suit allows cockroaches to remain active underwater for up to three hours.