Cryogenic Machining for Shoe Soles and Insoles: KTA027

S T Newman; V Dhokia

Cryogenic Machining for Shoe Soles and Insoles: KTA027

S T Newman, V Dhokia

Department of Mechanical Engineering

Renishaw plc

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Abstract

Case study of this KTA funded project to integrate a system for machining soft materials with Renishaw’s state of the art instrumentation. The aim is to produce a prototype system that is capable of producing personalised orthotic insoles and shoe soles on demand, in a short time period. This has potential health implications for sufferers of obesity or diabetes.

Original language	English
Type	Case Study
Number of pages	4
Publication status	Published - 2012

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