Startup Prevolve 3D prints custom-fitted BioRunners - lightweight running shoes
259shares159973Seattle-based startup Prevolve has launched its first 3D printed shoe product. The BioRunners are focused on performance with a custom design based on the user's foot profile and fabricated using a 3D printer. Founder of the company, Oliver Brossmann, explains to GeekWire his incentive was based upon solving a personal knee problem.
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