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Glent Shoes has taken inspiration from the rendering technology used in architecture and engineering, a solution that has not yet reached the retail market.
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For decades, the market has been busy searching for profitable ways to put the largest catalogue possible on the shelves in order to cover all the specific characteristics of a naturally varied clientele. Today, new digital solutions allow this trend to be turned on its head and unique one-off production to be considered - a manufacturing process that starts and ends with a single user in mind.
The strategy adopted by Glent Shoes is based on digitalising your feet. They use a digital scanner with six cameras and a laser to produce a model. Some special software then compares the foot against their database of shoe lasts to reveal the closest size based on foot length, ball perimeter and the metatarsal area.
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Glent is closer to digital craftsmanship than to the conventional concept of industrial shoemaking.