The German Speed Factory Factory Under The Mysterious Veil

Robot production is undoubtedly.

Even though technology has become more and more important in the fashion circle, 3D printing has long been a gimmick and gimmick in fashion design. But it is not easy to use robots to accomplish mass production.

Last year, when Adidas came back to Germany, the news of the establishment of an automatic shoe factory in Germany was always on the cusp, because it was not only a return of 24 years, but also another round of progress in the replacement of old technology by new technology.

This Tuesday (May 24th), Adidas officially unveiled the mystery of German factories, and the legendary robot shoe finally unveiled its latest progress.

The factory called Speed Factory is located in Ansbacher, southern Germany, which is very close to Adidas's headquarters in Bavaria, making it easy for the company to control the factory at any time.

Speed Factory will be operated by Oechsler MotionGmbH, a German automation company. The main production force is, of course, high-tech robots. In order to ensure the quality of products, Adidas will employ more than 160 employees to assist robots in production and carry out strict checks.

In those days, Adidas moved the production plant from Germany to Asia. It was in view of the relatively cheap labor force in those developing countries. With the awakening of labor force and the movement of human rights organizations to safeguard the cheap labor force, the labor cost of developing countries was also higher and higher. Adidas had to consider a way to walk.

Robot production is undoubtedly a pioneering work carried out by Adidas. Although technology is becoming more and more important in fashion circles, 3D printing has long been a gimmick and gimmick in fashion design. However, the use of robots for mass production really needs to bear more scientific and technological costs.

So later this year, Adidas will let SpeedFactory into the pre run, so that the factory first try to do 500 pairs.

Let's have a look.

As for the large-scale use, we must wait until next year.

Adidas also plans to set up a small experimental division in the United States to keep the total annual output in 1 million places.

If the model experiment is feasible, put it into more factory construction.

Of course, production in Asia will not stop.

Although it is really used early, but according to the previous high-tech use, the use of robot production will have some foreseeable advantages, such as shortening the production cycle, such as production technology more accurate, they can eliminate the unnecessary waste caused by the production of leftover materials to a certain extent.

And as consumers, they can wear them.

The shoes made are still very exciting.