The Florida footwear company Syntilay aims to design a shoe in space by mid- to late 2026, showcasing some new technology and ...

Florida-based footwear company Syntilay is collaborating with OrbitsEdge and Copernic Space to produce the shoe design.

A footwear startup, backed by Reebok's co-founder, collaborates with OrbitsEdge and Copernic Space to design a shoe in space ...

Syntilay CEO Ben Weiss, 25, and Reebok co-founder Joe Foster, 89, who have partnered on the high-tech venture, told USA Today that 70% of the custom-fit shoe’s design — which was crafted to ...

Joe and his wife, Julie, are among six advisers for Weiss’ company, Syntilay. Another adviser includes Kevin Harrington, one of the original sharks on the TV show, Shark Tank.

Syntilay, a startup with a sparkle in its eye and artificial intelligence on its mind, has just unveiled what it claims to be the world's first entirely AI-designed and 3D-printed shoe.

What’s the future of Syntilay’s futuristic shoe and company? Weiss said this is the first step toward using AI to design shoes and other individualized products for consumers.

In the world of ugly shoes, we've had some real bangers. Now there's the new Syntilay, the world's first entirely AI-designed and 3D-printed piece of thermoplastic polyurethane to call itself a shoe.

Syntilay has launched AI-designed, 3D-printed shoes. The footwear was designed with a mix of Midjourney and Vizcom AI; The $150 shoes use smartphone foot scans for a fully customized fit.

OrbitsEdge and Copernic Space send AI computer to space to design shoes, exploring economic opportunities in orbit.