After 23 years, Adidas shoes are being made in Germany again — by robots | Financial Post
Adidas Closing Speedfactory Robot Factories in Germany and US
Adidas and Geek+ Open New Automated Distribution Center - Robotics 24/7
Adidas to close German, U.S. robot factories - The Globe and Mail
Adidas to open robot-led factory in Germany — RT Sport News
Inside Speedfactory: Adidas' Robot-Powered, Shoe Production Facility | WIRED
Adidas Now Using Robots To Make Shoes At Factory In Germany | Footfiles
Inside Speedfactory: Adidas' Robot-Powered, Shoe Production Facility | WIRED
Adidas will launch a robot-powered factory in Germany | Manufacturing Digital
Robot-Run Factory Makes Adidas Sneakers - YouTube
Adidas will open a new robot-staffed shoe factory in Atlanta in 2017 | TechCrunch
Reboot: Adidas to make shoes in Germany again – but using robots | Germany | The Guardian
Robots are now making shoes for Adidas, and this is just the beginning | Mint
Adidas Shifts Production — But Robots Get the Jobs
Adidas built a highly efficient "Speedfactory" to make its shoes — Quartz
Adidas to bring production home with robot shoe factory
Adidas Robots Are Making Running Shoes That Fit With Where You Live | Digital Trends
Inside adidas — Alastair Philip Wiper
Adidas to make shoes in Germany again - using robots instead of Asian labour - Mirror Online
Inside Speedfactory: Adidas' Robot-Powered, Shoe Production Facility | WIRED
The Adidas “Speed Factory” Aims To Bring Local Customization To Manufa
Adidas to sell robot-made shoes – DW – 05/24/2016
Inside Speedfactory: Adidas' Robot-Powered, Shoe Production Facility | WIRED
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Adidas to end robotic shoe production in Germany and the US - The Verge
Adidas closing automated 'Speedfactories' in Germany, US
Inside Speedfactory: Adidas' Robot-Powered, Shoe Production Facility | WIRED
At Western Firms Like Adidas, Rise of the Machines Is Fueled by Higher Asia Wages - WSJ
