The process can be compared to 3D printing but without the limitations such as slow production rate and the need for tooling and prototyping, allowing Adidas to print previously impossible designs without labor intensive and complex assemblies. Read more in our articles including "Adidas unveils footwear crafted using Digital Light Synthesis" and "Light Rider is the world's first 3D-printed motorcycle".
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