A hole in your basketball is typically not ... arranged into a 3D lattice, while also replicating the typical binding pattern of a leather ball, so players can get their fingers into the seams ...

to manufacture the unorthodox basketball design that’s covered in a pattern of open hexagons instead of sealed leather panels. Image: Wilson EOS relied on additive 3D printing technology which ...

Wilson’s Airless Gen1 basketball is back. The hollow, $2,500 3D-printed basketball that doesn ... The Airless Gen1 ball features a latticed pattern of hexagonal holes and doesn’t require ...

Nadine Lippa, innovation manager at Wilson Sporting Goods, wasn’t joking when she says her boss tasked her to “reinvent the basketball.” And her 3D Airless Prototype Basketball does feel ...

The court is made from 3D-printed sports tiles "The ... The backboard behind the basketball hoop is emblazoned with a wavelike pattern "We went through a whole year of not going to museums or ...

Wilson Sporting Goods Co. has announced the latest release of the Wilson Airless Gen1, which is a first-of-its-kind 3D-printed basketball that never needs to be inflated. First debuted as a ...

Like its predecessor, the Pro can create prints the size of a standard basketball and can manage up to three colors at a time, with resolutions as fine as 75 microns. The printer itself is more ...

Wilson debuted its limited edition airless basketball on Friday. The Airless Gen 1 comes with a $2,500 price tag, and it's already sold out. The 3D-printed ball is the topic of discussion on X ...

A blue chequered court in Mexico City, a multicoloured court in Paris and a 3D-printed ... while a pattern of blue and orange waves laps the backboard of the court's sole basketball hoop.