Custom shoes are footwear designed and manufactured on the basis of individual preferences, providing personalized aesthetics, fit, and functionality. They are created using advanced techniques such as 3D modeling, AI-driven foot scanning, and handcrafted detailing. Materials, colors, patterns, and features are tailored to customer specifications, ensuring uniqueness and comfort. Production methods range from traditional shoemaking to automated customization processes. Custom shoes cater to fashion-conscious consumers, athletes, and those with specific orthopedic needs, delivering exclusivity and a precise fit unavailable in mass-produced options

Construction scaffolding rental refers to the service of providing temporary structures used to support workers and materials during the construction, maintenance, and repair of buildings and other structures. These scaffolds are essential for ensuring safety and accessibility at various heights and locations on a construction site. Rental services typically include delivery, assembly, and disassembly of scaffolding, as well as periodic inspections to ensure compliance with safety standards.

The construction equipment rental market offers varied products and services, ranging from machinery, equipment, and tools of all designs for a limited period to end-users. The market is operated by suppliers that purchase or provide used equipment on lease to construction companies for a certain period.

An aviation actuator system is a critical component in aircraft that converts energy whether electrical, hydraulic, or pneumatic into mechanical motion to control various functions. These systems operate essential elements like flight control surfaces, landing gear, thrust reversers, and engine components, ensuring safe and efficient aircraft operation in both commercial and military aviation.

Advanced driver assistance system (ADAS) essentially consists of sub-systems and features that work independently or are combined to provide assistance, which is not only restricted to safety but can span over comfort as well as the broad convenience spectrum for drivers of modern vehicles. Aftermarket ADAS includes the retrofitting of ADAS technologies on existing vehicles.

An applicant tracking system is a software application that manages the five stages of the recruitment lifecycle: sourcing, screening, interviewing, hiring, and performance measuring. Its main function is to shortlist and screen applications or resumes based on pre-defined keywords related to job skills, candidate experience, and job locations.

Aerospace nanotechnology refers to the application of nanotechnology science and engineering conducted at the scale of atoms and molecules (typically below 100 nanometers) to the design, development, and performance enhancement of aerospace systems, including aircraft, spacecraft, satellites, and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). This field involves the use of nanomaterials, nano sensors, nanoelectronics, and nanostructures to improve key aerospace characteristics such as strength-to-weight ratio, thermal resistance, durability, fuel efficiency, stealth capabilities, and system miniaturization.

4D printing in healthcare is defined as the development of stimuli-responsive 3D structures in medical implants. The emerging 4D printing technology reversibly actuates between the programmed shapes of medical implants. 4D printing also involves the use of smart materials for developing objects that can be selfassembled and flexible as well as react to changing conditions.

3D printing, also known as additive manufacturing (AM), refers to the process of creating a solid 3D object from a digital computer-aided design (CAD) file. 3D printing has many applications in the education sector (schools, engineering courses, architecture courses, history courses, graphic design courses, geography courses, and chemistry courses, among others). The technology provides various benefits to students and is being widely used by educational institutions across the world.

Three-dimensional (3D) printing refers to the process of producing a physical object using a virtually designed model. 3D printing materials are the raw materials used to produce such objects. Various types of 3D printing materials are required for different applications.