Adidas: Revolutionizing the Supply Chain with SPEEDFACTORY - Technology and Operations Management
Adidas Prepares to Open Its First U.S.-Based Robotic Manufacturing Speedfactory In Georgia - Hypepotamus
Adidas aims to open automated shoe factory in Germany in 2016 | Reuters
Adidas to close Atlanta 3-D printing Speedfactory - Atlanta Business Chronicle
What's inside the adidas Speedfactory? | Solereview
Inside Speedfactory: Adidas' Robot-Powered, Shoe Production Facility | WIRED
Reboot: Adidas to make shoes in Germany again – but using robots | Germany | The Guardian
Adidas is closing hi-tech sneaker factories in Germany and the US | CNN Business
Adidas built a highly efficient "Speedfactory" to make its shoes — Quartz
Robot Revolution: Sportswear Giant Adidas Brings Jobs Back Home, But Not For People
Siemens joins Adidas' automation project
Inside Speedfactory: Adidas' Robot-Powered, Shoe Production Facility | WIRED
Adidas will launch a robot-powered factory in Germany | Manufacturing Digital
Manufacturing Minute: Adidas's Speedfactory — A Glimpse Into The Future (Maybe) - YouTube
Adidas Launches Smart Factory Run by 3D Printers & Robots in Germany - 3DPrint.com | The Voice of 3D Printing / Additive Manufacturing
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Why manufacturing jobs are coming back to the U.S. — even as companies buy more robots - Vox
Fifth of Nike and Adidas products 'will be made by robots' - Supply Management
Adidas Unveils Speedfactory - Adidas' First Automated Shoe Factory - Footy Headlines
Adidas built a highly efficient "Speedfactory" to make its shoes — Quartz
Nike's focus on robotics threatens Asia's low-cost workforce | Financial Times
What's inside the adidas Speedfactory? | Solereview
adidas - Boston Industrial Consulting
Here come the robots: Adidas to open automated shoe factory next year - Portland Business Journal
Adidas to Close Sneaker Factory in the U.S., Move Production to Asia - WSJ
