Under Armour and AutoDesk are teaming up to craft a new set of athletic kicks that are made with the help of 3D printing.. The new UA Architech are the latest shoes to come from the 20-year-old ...

Under Armour will release 96 pairs (the number is a nod to the 20th anniversary of the brand’s launch in 1996) of the Architech 3D-printed shoe this month, a training model.

Under Armour 3D-printed soles for its new $300 sneakers with powder and ... UA isn't the first athletic brand to make shoes where parts are 3D-printed, but it's the first to bring them to market.

Gizmodo got an exclusive look at the 3D printing process and their primary testing lab. We even ran the shoe through Under Armour’s gamut of squishing and bending machines to see how it stacks ...

Under Armour used 3D-printing to produce the shoes' lattice heel. The interlacing structure creates what they call a "dynamic stability platform," or, basically, the ability to better support the ...

Under Armour embraced 3D printing because the technology is changing the way sneaker makers create their shoes. Instead of using expensive steel molds and costly thermoplastic injection molding ...

Under Armour later this week is introducing the latest 3D-printed shoe in its ArchiTech line, the Futurist, which will be available for $300. The limited-edition Futurist will debut Thursday evening.

Shoes are the latest endeavor across the biggest names in athletics and Under Armour released its latest model. The ArchiTech Futurist is an updated version of the company’s ArchiTech running ...

What makes Under Armour’s new shoes so significant, though, is the new precedent they set for shoe personalization and the potential for a true custom fit for each individual athlete.

The nation’s second-largest sports apparel brand on Tuesday unveiled the futuristic-looking, 35k SF UA Lighthouse. It’s filled with designers and lab coat-sporting technicians who use robots ...

The potentially huge market for custom-made athletic shoes and the outsize profit margins they should generate are why the industry's key players are going all-in on 3D printing for the general ...

Last year Under Armour debuted a limited run (96 pairs) of Architech shoes with a 3D-printed midsole, and now it's continuing the line with the Futurist. Once again, that 3D printing is used to ...