The document discusses the vacuum sealed molding process, also known as the v-process, developed in Japan in 1971, which utilizes dry sand, plastic film, and vacuum pressure for binding without the need for a shaking out method. It highlights the advantages of the v-process in rapid fabrication of shoe molds and its use in improving the manufacturing process through a multi-objective framework. Various literature references are provided, illustrating the effectiveness and application of this methodology in the shoe industry.