Nike Uses 3D Printing Technology To Return Its Products To People'S Attention.

The company was founded in 1964 and has always been one of the best.

Manufacturers, but in recent years, with the increasing number of market competitors, customers are playing sports and

Demand for supplies continues to expand, and Nike gradually becomes a bit weak.

Recently, Nike uses 3D printing technology to get its products back to the public.

Fraser-Pryce, a famous athlete, won the women's 100 meter war in 10 seconds and 78 in the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games.

She once said, "athletes on the field have good speed and explosive power, but there are a lot of technical reasons for winning in matches."

Fraser-Pryce worked with Nike to design all the costumes before the competition.

In fact, at this time, the athlete's body is no longer an ordinary skin bag, but more like a fighting machine.

Previously, Holland professional bicycle Racer Tom Dumoulin and its team built the equipment through 3D scanning and 3D printing technology, and finally won the match.

Under such a result, we can analyze that advanced technology can not only bring more lighter and more fitting equipment to athletes, but also increase their self-confidence, which is particularly important in competitions.

Recently, Nike plans to design a pair of tailored shoes for Fraser-Pryce, because Nike designers find that Fraser-Pryce will cause fatigue after long training, so it can not show explosive force in sprinting.

Nike designers use 3D scanning technology to study marine organisms and eventually develop a grid of sole structure to help Fraser-Pryce slow down its short - term fatigue through a lightweight material with a proper stiffness.