MIT's experimental 3D printed shoe can snap into custom shapes and designs

MIT's Self-Assembly Lab has developed the Minimal Shoe, a sneaker made from a programmable textile that snaps into shape as soon it's cut loose. 3D printed outlines on the fabric dictate the form of every shoe, so each pair is completely customizable.
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