How the adidas 4DFWD 3D Printed Running Shoe Is Made!
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
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We've long looked forward to the time when 3D printing becomes advantageous not only for prototyping parts, but for the manufacture of consumer products. This is the adidas 4DFWD, a running shoe with a unique 3D printed midsole made by Carbon. Adam Savage visits the headquarters of Carbon to learn how adidas designers engineered the lattice design with 3D printing in mind, and how the material scientists at Carbon made it possible to produce the 4DFWD shoe at scale.
Shot and edited by Josh Self
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Love❤ from India🇮🇳.
You could technically have 4 maximum , one light, one intense laser light , one high heat, and one that is just one level above that, to not damage the other one , maybe one more for 5 bonds, but that is stretching it too thin, more feasible is a freezing bond before the heat in one , bringing it low on temperature to change the state then lock it with the heat from the other bonds.
Force * Acceleration gets finally equal to a sweet product. 💖🇮🇳
Ok
The most idiotic way to run is what that is...
This company seems amazing. They're transparent about their processes, open about the way they source materials and reduce waste, and I love the way they talk to Adam like he's an engineer, not just a spectator. Really hope to see more from Carbon!
He is an innovator.
It isn’t that deep. This whole video is essentially an ad.
Wait til u hear about their NCAA bribery scandal lol
It IS an ad. But its not a shameless ad, I think the topic is discussed fairly throu.
@@the-guy-on-your-moms-couch how many people would understand "deep" tho? And its new technology.... you expect people to share all the ins and outs? Naw. Life is business. But this is a good look into the innovation behind 3D printing and stream lining it. And Adidas is funding it. Im all for it, even if it is an ad. You think Ford made Ads, while explaining how combustion engines work?
Adam is a prime example of a life long learner. He knows far more than most but is always so excited to learn and isn’t afraid to say he doesn’t know something. Amazing
More technical videos like this please! I know that is a complicated ask, but I really appreciate the deep dive into manufacturing and r&d companies.
Appreciate the feedback - thank you!
Yes, more dives into design and manufacturing would be great!
Yes!
Technical maker stuff!!!
@@tested ditto!!! I absolutely loved this!!!!
yes please
It's great to see everyone nerding out with Adam, and getting excited when he sees where they can take this new technology
Going in I was really skeptical about how much of an ad this would be, but you guys showed and talked about details of production processes that nerds like me really appreciate.
Such an entertaining video. Very interesting new technology. Adam as a host as always is so fun to watch.
I love how passionate everyone involved seems to be
What a moment to be alive, I cannot even decide which is the part that exites me more, the good manufacturing practices, and how they got over the nuances about the final form with the oven and A base mold, the interdisciplinary innovation going back and forth with chemical engineering to make an elastomeric kind of material filled up with something that makes it more rigid, the optimization in the process of waste handling, and the innovation in the sources or raw material
Simply and so fucking complexly amazing
adam is such a good interviewer.
his knowledge and enthusiast is contagious and it clearly affecting those people he interview.
you can see these engineers also get giddy when they explained their technology to him and when someone actually listen and understand everything you said and genuinely amaze with your passion/work, it's hugely affecting you,.
It gives you confidence and excitement when you doing your presentation and i'm sure it also gives them more energy and motivation to keep creating and innovating even after the interview is done, not to mention it came from adam savage himself.
this is great.
That was amazing. Not only ere they crazy passionate about what they were doing but they could explain it and were willing to answer questions. They didn't "gatekeep" their knowledge. The ability to 3D print chemicals that on their own could not be "built" or molded in such a complex structure is just insane. I would be willing to bet NASA or SpaceX will be calling them...
Lol ofc they're passionate about it? ITS AN AD dude
@@Miguel-th3wx Who gives a shit?
More stuff should be advertised like this.
i agree being having that much passion for what is basicly a advanced pooper scooper is pretty amazing
You are the best! Really appreciate how you don't run away from the science involved, yet sill make sure it is approachable for people who are not familiar with the science involved! and love your enthusiasm, its contagious!
This was just an amazing watch. Such incredible innovation, so exciting to see this coming out. I wish I could work for them haha
Bicycle seats have been doing this for a while now. Notably the Sworks Power Mirror and Bjorn Setka 3d Printed
I just bought these exact pair of shoes on sale for $75, It feels like a steal after learning how much technology was put into making them from this video
That guy gave a really good explanation of 3d printing polymers.
the way adam eyes just light up everytime he is super interested in some topic really made me interested in that topic
I love this type of Videos because i think your insight and understanding of the subjects makes a great watching and learning experience. Thank you!
This was fascinating and very inspiring. That combo of UV and thermally cured resin 🤯
Ok, this is basically an ad, but it is very cool and I’m loving how much Adam gets it. I do worry though that leaving the sides open like that will mean it just fills with crap? The Adam head looked like a more practical model because it was closed on the outside, but I guess not as cool looking.
I have the all black pair. Huge fan of the lattice. Looks so cool. Very comfortable, does not bend at all, has arch support. And most importantly it’s adidas
flat thin soled shoes only!, BEST SHOES, for long term kneed foot and hip health
4d soles are a game changer i've had them for years. the soles never cave or lose there function. hiking, running and dancing. eventually the fabric material of the shoe falls apart after year+ of consistent wear but the soles and the lattice maintain. only shoe where the fabric fails before the the sole
Not true. Barefoot shoes also tend to last for thousands of miles before the upper starts wearing out. Xeroshoes famously has a 5,000 mile warranty. Most cushioned shoes only last around 500 miles because the foam layer inevitably breaks down unevenly.
the interaction between adam and the woman on the engineering aspect side of thing makes me feel happy, if that were a podcast id listen to it
I had no idea how much innovation took to make this product and this is what makes me want it more! My next pair is gonna be this model!
This is so exciting. The youth of the sixties celebrated the dawn of a new age, well, you guys prove the dawn is over and the workday is well established. It is so good to see the future made real. Thank you
Mind blown! That whiteboard explanation was awesome! So when can we get this for our Elegoo printers?
The thing I enjoyed most about this film, other than the innovation, is the passion from the engineers, you can really sense they love this shit. I envy that feeling, it reminds me of the early years of my career in digital design.
I have 4 pairs of these shoes in different color ways, I absolutely love them. Watching this made me appreciate my shoes way more
Damn, this was a very good advertisement. As an engineer and a 3d printing enthusiast, seeing the technology and passion that went it to this design does make me want to buy a pair of these.
This is the kind of ad I can get behind.
Cool video. It’s easy to think of 3D printing producing low volume stuff, but fascinating to see it can be done at scale producing an object that moves rather than just being an alternative to using a mould for static objects
Seeing constant innovative solutions for everyday objects like this is great and it really puzzles me how Nike and not Adidas are in the Top 20/30 innovative companies in the world. Adidas and their innovation partners are working on really impressive technology and it's generous of them to share all this information about the development process. Thank you!
Fundamentals of Materials Science, Biomaterials, and Additive Manufacturing combined. Loved it!
I would love to see Adam visit and tour the Zellerfeld facility or interview their owner. Zellerfeld offers custom fit, completely recyclable 3D-printed footwear. And the designs are futuristic and hype as hell lol
The ability to be flexible to do multiple alterations quicker is the key edge of this technology!
I worked for a 3D printing company in Germany that also developed their own materials including elastics, indeed very interesting
Kudos to their Awesome engineering!!!
The best part of this video/tour is that the Senior VPs at Carbon are just like us. Real humans. Scientists. Nerds!!!!
Adam's excitement is a force more powerful than love in harry potter
Thank you this video. I've been reading about Carbons work for years but this video was more informative than any article I've read
Your field trips are great. You are a bridge between the technical and my little squishy brain.
Thanks
this is so awesome!! really interesting look at the whole process from concept to finish. i loved that they addressed the topic of customizing the lattice for different applications/sports, as well as tweaking the "geography" (so to speak) of the midsole to improve performance for different sports. i love how much science there is behind this idea for the shoe. not just the materials and construction, but the physics of running (or other sports) and where the foot contacts the ground, and how you want that energy to get transferred. SOO COOL!!!
Looks like everyone enjoying in Carbon truly astonishing job
This literally is a new playground for all 3d printing, great vid
I love that at 13:51 , the load cell is named "Macadamia Nut"
This was an amazing video and insight into new material design, holy crap
A humble input for this design, the forward motion of the lattice is a great way of directing lost energy, over a distance it would be curious to see the small %age of extra distance covered during a run. For a critical viewpoint, as this is adding a small amount of external forced, could this exasperate or inhibit muscular issues like achilles problems? Asking because I'm unsure. One other thing, won't the lattice be a stone and other contaminant trap? This is not meant to be a negative comment, just some things that came to my mind.
The engineer in me is also curious about how they are addressing these potential issues.
Really interesting workspace. It's so awesome to hear these guys talk with child like excitement in their voices when discussing their 3D printing journey. Adam's about to explode of excitement sometimes:D
Adidas: How do we complete with the Nike VaporMax without infringing on patents or making a shoe that will be instantly banned from competition?
Guy in the back corner: 3D printed directional springs.
It’s cool that you examine movie props and effects can you try to take a look at the monster costumes from Scooby Doo 2 please I am fascinated with them since I was a kid and help answer questions fans had over them for years.
Beautiful what can be done and the journey that is being taken. Thanks so much for sharing.😎
Great video to follow up my run this morning!
I can see this process being used for shoe prosthetics that would do more than just angle the bottom of a shoe sole.
So glad I bought a pair of 4Ds a few years ago.
Absolutely fantastic. I wanted it to go on and on!
Thats cool, going to suck when a peddle/rock gets stuck inside that weave though.
Interesting content indeed. Keep 'em coming, Adam.
I'm definitely gonna kit bash some of these parts for my own light saber I'm working on
I have two pair of these 4D Fusios. I love them, except they make a ton of noise when I walk. There is an obnoxious squishing sound. Maybe that should be the problem they solve in their next iteration.
Yes but how does light and oxygen fit into this?
this is a really great vid. I've always loved the vids about how things are made or can be made. And Adam Savage you bring that regularly and you're awesome for it. BUT one thing I just noticed here in this clip that makes me want to go back and re-watch all the other vids is that several times in this video like during the 9:00 minutes segment when the engineer is explaining the original polymers and their functions and stats before and after printing composition, he was using all the terms that guys in your field understand, with the ease of the ABC's song, but to a guy like me, it just sounded like I was listening to MATRIX CODE. To say I was getting lost would be putting it diabolically mild. But you interjected and included your LEGO analogy and the edited graphics you included into the space really brought me back into the loop. "6-year old....legos....stacking...." Now THAT'S more my speed! lol. AH-HAH!!! I get it!
Your explanations are always courteous to include the rugular guys' level of understanding, not just the awesome, and amazing genius level stuff. I'm rambling, but I just had to stop the vid here at 9:17 because with all the awesomeness in this video, the coolest part was that you tranlated this part for me and I always appreciate that! DAPS!!!
the soles seem great but when you are running on a gravel/earth road will be very easy that stones and dirt get into this open sole. It is going to be a mess to pull out the dirt and little peebles and they could damage the sole.
Watched this and bought my first Adidas shoe. Got my PR just on my first run 🤯
Just putting it out there, Ladan Salari is a computational ML engineer who did her PhD at UC Irvine. Damn never imagined shoes and computational mathematics come together
"That is not common"
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 I love Adam
I will check this one for printing custom shoes. Thanks again for the video. I believe with Rhino 3d and grashopper can do the job. And we have Lidars on our phones so we can get quite good 3d material to work with. Scanning a foot and have solution for this with AI will be next level.
amazing topic
And it's so good that all of the elite marathon runners still run in Nike
I watched every episode of Mythbusters. So out of curiosity... (I don't think you tested it). The old movie myth that if you throw a hand grenade under a vehicle that means it always blows up. Is that one that was in the works and never happened or since you did the shooting a gas tank and it never exploded was it kinda a mood point to test the grenade myth
It's weird seeing the science behind these shoes cus I see them all the time in the Burlington Coat Factory. And after seeing this video I feel like they do not deserve the markdown store treatment. These shoes deserve to be in foot lockers and sport sections in bigger stores
I’m sure this technology would be great for making roll up mattresses for camping or for the military.
Tech can be fun. I ❤ it.
Wow the tech is incredible !!!!
I'm surprised at the price given the machine time and specialty polymers. Are they taking a lower profit margin so the market tries them out?
Nobody:
Adam: yeah, burn my face!! 😂
I got these as a gift a few weeks ago! I’m not into shoes so seeing this video is pretty cool! I use them to go fishing in the swamps. Maybe i should stop that lmfao
I want to see this lattice open sourced pleaaaase
So does the end product produce faster running speeds or less energy exerted when running? or both?
Damn Adam savage looking beat dude. Is he pushing like 70?
Are the lattice soles just a compliant mechanism?
ADIDAS (All Day I Dream About Science) Thanks Adam!!
I would love to try these but I need them in wide brothers
The custom shoes is the Furure. U choose a design, color from home and u pick your shoes at the shop after giving your foot molder plus printing time. 😂
Or better u can print all at home
As a runner this sounds like some cool tech. But when will Adam learn there’s no s on the end of Lego?
Are These guys going to do tires for cars?
Something something, missing an eyebrow
Simply sick !!!
As a person with disabilities (one of which is cerebral palsy) I go through shoes faster than normal. Who do I talk to about helping with these second generation shoes??? Would love to try a custom pair made around my walking pattern.
What strategy has been used for high power consumption?
part of me kind of wonder though, how painful it'll be if a piece of gravel slips into the crevaces
What happens to the residual resin? How much ends up as waste?
This is so cool
When can I buy my bike / car tires with this tech?
In the video it's Iain and Ladan, in the timeline it is Ian and Ladon...
Adidas 4D shoes are cool, but they're just not very comfortable. Overall compared to some shoes they are, but I think Nike's Zoom X running shoes have massively beat them in this department, where they are BOTH springy AND comfortable as hell - Zoom X shoes are THE most comfortable shoe, bar none. Even Adidas' boost foam falls a bit behind imo.
Oompha loompha luupidydoo 😂❤
I wonder if the same process can be modified to make organic material like a skin graft.
I hope this technology goes further than just walking faster
It is like the realistic version of Black Panther´s Suit.
Is that the guy who worked on the Mythbusters?
I need heatcycle oven now
Is that Adam from mythsbusyers?