Adidas, which is famous for its sneaker suits, recently began to "stray from the business" and launched sunglasses. Xiaobian feels that Adidas's move can be described as "one-size-fits-all" . 

    On the one hand, it is a hot summer day and the sun is blazing hot. Sunglasses are an indispensable shade for people to travel. On the other hand, in recent years, Adidas is also taking a diversified development path, in addition to the introduction of a number of clothing items other than shoes, is conducive to increasing the service attributes and the stickiness of customers. 

    But instead of a regular pair of sunglasses, Adidas is offering a 3d printed pair of sunglasses, called 3D CMPT, developed jointly by Adidas and Marcolin Group, an Italian eyewear company, it features a lattice-like flexible nylon frame that is printed using a "new generation of 3D printers" . An initial production of 150 pairs of 3D CMPT sunglasses will begin on August 23 and will be available to members of the Adidas Creators Club for a week via the official website. Another limited production will follow and will be made available to the public. The glasses sell for $415. In fact, Adidas has already introduced 3D printing technology into its shoes, so adidas has more mature experience in 3d printing. When it comes to 3D printing, the development and popularization of this technology can not do without the help of a series of advanced technologies, including linear motors, which are characterized by high speed and high precision, a driver that has been heavily introduced into 3D printing equipment as a related component. 

      Kunshan is a linear motor manufacturer with more than 10 years of experience, using European and American technology standards and processing technology, is widely used in all walks of life. 

       The article was originally written by www.tmmotion.com in Kunshan, China. Please quote the source.