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Medical Supplies For COVID-19

Posted on Saturday, March 28 2020 12:55:00 PM in News by Charlie White

Medical Supplies For COVID-19
During this challenging time, I figured this article would be fitting. The 3D printing industry is trying to help fight COVID-19. HP announced it’s working with those who bought its 3D printers to make medical face shields, hands-free door openers, and an adjuster for anyone who may wear face mas...
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3D Pole-Vaulting Shoes For Women

Posted on Tuesday, March 24 2020 05:07:00 PM in News by Charlie White

3D Pole-Vaulting Shoes For Women
The first women’s pole-vaulting competition wasn’t at the international sporting event until 2000. More shocking than that, there is currently stick a lack of infrastructure for female pole-vaulters. No sporting brand produces shoes for women who participate in the sport. This motivated Elon Univ...
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Viviobarefoot's 3D Plans

Posted on Monday, March 09 2020 03:53:00 PM in News by Charlie White

Viviobarefoot's 3D Plans
Shoe retailer Vivobarefoot announced plans to launch 3D printing services this year, enabling customers to get personalized and customized footwear. This approach to production fits into a range of new services and platforms for the business, which currently trades internationally. The project is...
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3D Cat Prosthetics

Posted on Thursday, February 27 2020 03:08:00 PM in News by Charlie White

3D Cat Prosthetics
Unintentionally, we seem to have an animal theme at 3DShoes.com this week. A cat names Dymka has become the world’s second recipient of 3D printed titanium prosthetic limbs. A passerby found him in the snow on the side of the road in Novokuznetsk, Siberia, and took her to a clinic. Thanks to some...
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3D Printed Donkey Shoes

Posted on Monday, February 24 2020 06:40:00 PM in News by Charlie White

3D Printed Donkey Shoes
A miniature donkey named Saler recently received a pair of 3D printed shoes at Wychmere Farms in Ontario, NY. RIT biomedical engineering students, a general manager from Harbec, and members of a Penfield robotics team cane together to help Saler. The tendons in Saler’s front limbs did not develop...
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