It only takes a few minutes for this robot to make a shoe pic.twitter.com/2g4ClBQQJQ— Mashable (@mashable) December 19, 2017
Hoje, li "How to Make a Shoe", uma ode a esse meio de produção desconhecido dos consumidores, a forma.
De um lado a produção digital, do outro o artesanato. Por acaso, ambas destinadas ao calçado feito à medida:
"Wittmer makes about four pairs of shoes per month at her three-person workshop, called Saskia, starting at about 3,000 euros ($3,540) per pair, including 500 euros for the last, which always stays at the cobbler."Sobre as formas:
"The most challenging step in making a bespoke shoe isn’t selecting the leather, perfecting the stitching, or ensuring that the heel is weatherproof. The toughest part, cobbler Vivian Saskia Wittmer says, involves something that you won’t wear, ever.
It’s creating what’s known as the “last,” the foot-shaped block that gives the shoe its shape."
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