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Ecco works with BASF on 3D printing solutions for footwear

22/05/2019

BASF 3D Printing Solutions, a subsidiary of the German chemicals manufacturer, has announced it is collaborating with shoe group Ecco to develop what it calls “a wholly new approach to footwear production”. The third party in this endeavour is Origin, an open-platform additive manufacturing printer provider. The project involves this company’s...

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