
OESH & VisualMILL
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Ut elit tellus, luctuIn 2009 Casey was the first woman tenured professor and chair of the department of physical medicine and rehabilitation (PM&R) at the University of Virginia (UVA). Casey was also professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering when she left UVA to concentrate full time on footwear development. When it came time to prototype her footwear sole designs, Casey taught herself CAD/CAM, purchased a Supra 3 Axis vertical mill from CNC Masters who highly recommended that she take a look at VisualMILL from MecSoft Corporation to generate the 3 Axis CAM toolpaths she would need to machine the sole design molds her footwear required!s nec ullamcorper mattis, pulvinar dapibus leo.
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OESH Shoes developed their footwear prototype molds using VisualMILL CNC Software from MecSoft Corporation. Here we see the OESH La Vida shoe design and mold plate. |
VisualMILL helps OESH design their 3D Printers!

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(Left) Dr. Casey Kerrigan inspects the bulk thermoplastic pellets used by the OESH 3D printers also shown. (Right) The OESH Athena 3D printed sandal in Poppy White. |
Here is what Maggie Rogers had to say about VisualMILL:
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More about OESH Shoes
We want to thank Dr. Casey Kerrigan and Maggie Rogers for their time and contributions to this article. For more information about Dr. Casey Kerrigan’s research and OESH Shoes we invite you to check out the following web links: