Adidas Speedfactory Gallery

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    A shoe—customized for runners in London—moves down the assembly line at the Adidas Speedfactory.
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    Thermal Sweating Walking Mannequin, used for testing the effect of garments on human climate perception and performance. 
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    Early production samples of Made for London trainers.
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    A worker at the Bavarian Speedfactory hand-stitches the Made for Londons' uppers.
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    Machine detail at Speedfactory.
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    Human sweat maps and hardware used in conjunction with the Thermal Sweating Walking Mannequin.
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    A designer in Adidas’ Maker’s Lab.
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    Test models in Future Sports Science Hall.
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    Football pitch in the Future Sports Science Hall.
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