Top 5 Videos: ATHOS on its Customizable, Made-For-Your Feet Climbing Shoes

It’s Sunday! Which means that it is once again time to highlight the top 5 3D printing videos of the week. Start off with 3Dnatives first 3D Interview which was with ATHOS, a Spanish company that is making fully customized climbing shoes that are shaped to your feet. Next, take a look at ICON’s latest 3D printed home which was designed with sustainability and DfAM in mind, House Zero. After that, make sure to check out BCN3D’s video explaining their new technology, VLM, which though it shares many similaires with SLA and DLP process actually is an entirely new 3D printing process. Then, take a closer look a Materialise Magics, a data preparation software that will allow you to prepare all your files for 3D printing and additive manufacturing before you even start printing. Finally, finish off with a video on Freeform Injection Molding, a process combining printing and injection molding for incredible versatility, scalability and agility. Happy Sunday and happy watching!

Top 1: Talking to ATHOS About Their Customizable 3D Printed Climbing Shoes

We have previously told you about ATHOS, the Spanish company that is using additive manufacturing to create climbing shoes that are perfectly fit to your feet. For our very first 3D Interview, we sat down with the co-founders Emili Taxés and Romina Milesi to find out more about how they are made and why they are becoming game changers in the field of rock climbing for many athletes. Check out the full interview in the video below!

Top 2: ICON Unveils its Latest 3D Printed Home, House Zero

ICON has unveiled its latest 3D printed home! Called House Zero, the innovative 3D printing construction company noted that they hope it would be the first in a line of houses specifically designed to use the opportunities created by 3D printing. Located in East Austin, the house was 3D printed by ICON’s next-gen Vulcan construction system and designed by Lake|Flato, who are known for their sustainable designs. You can see how it was made as well as see the house itself in ICON’s video below.