New Balance To Create 3D Customized Nail Shoe Floor Technology Research And Development Breakthrough

The biomechanical data are collected by athletes wearing a measuring plate, sensors in shoes and motion capture systems.

This helps to determine the relationship between the foot and the force plate, and a 3D vector diagram will be established at every step.

The New Balance, the famous footwear sport brand in the US, has been designed by the manufacturer and developed to customize the 3D printing nail shoe soleplate. The new product uses EOS (Electro Optical Systems) photoelectric system technology to personalize elite athlete's foot kick mode.

Using proprietary programs to collect simulation data from New Balance runners in competitions, and advanced algorithms, it is then used to pform messages into optimized designs, which can be added to the manufacturing process by the use of EOS technology.

"With additional manufacturing, we customize it.

Production can be adjusted according to requirements, smoothly adjusting our processes, meeting different sizes and widths, and updating design without continuous investment.

Above, New Balance Innovation Center Business Manager

Express.

"Incorporated into the additional manufacturing of the nail shoe floor, it also allows us to achieve a 5% reduction in weight than traditional manufacturing methods.

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New Balance has worked with Advanced Laser Materials, a high-performance material manufacturer, to develop proprietary nylon blend materials for the EOS family members.

The nail shoe floor is built into the EOS system in layers, and nylon powder is used to match the specific laser condition to obtain maximum engineering performance.

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The fans of MUJI products (blessed with Muji) are blessed. Those who want to learn from Muji have noticed that the new overseas plan for Muji is: "overseas stores will be 3 times more than Japan's."

At the end of March this year, Matsui Chusan, the third president of Japan's MUJI, said at the 2015 China clothing forum.

At present, there are more than 400 shops in Japan, and there are about 300 shops in overseas markets.

Among them, China has entered the mainland market for 10 years. Since its first store in Nanjing West Road, Shanghai, in July 2005, it has opened 128 stores over the past 10 years, covering 38 cities (up to the end of 2014), making China the largest number of overseas markets with the largest number of MUJI shops, and contributing 10% of its total global sales.

Matsuzaki Kyo, Minister of overseas affairs of Muji and chairman of China region, travels abroad more than 200 days a year, busy with site selection and shop inspection.

"Starting in 2015, we will speed up our opening up in China, opening 30 to 35 new stores a year.

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Matsuzaki Kyo, Minister of overseas affairs of Muji and chairman of China region, told reporters.

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From business elite to literary youth, from the returnees, designers to the middle class, a large number of followers can be seen everywhere.

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The quality of soil is equal to the quality of desire, and desire is related to the education of ordinary consumers.

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