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Snakeskin-inspired shoe sole design for increased grip
Developed in collaboration with the MIT Institute, this shoe sole is basically a thin and flexible sheet of steel, with a concave, convex structure similar to that of a…
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Health
'Smart' shoe soles - the new hope of diabetics
Complications of diabetes lead to loss of sensation in the extremities, so all diabetics are at risk for infections, skin ulcers in the feet.
Space science
Why does Neil Armstrong's footprint on the Moon not match the shoe sole?
'This is a small step of a human being, but a giant step of humanity' is the words of Neil Armstrong when he put his first foot on the Moon on July 20, 1969.
Biology
Decode the gene of shoe sole
Thanks to the genetic decoding of shoe sole, a single-celled organism used as a model for biological research, French researchers have confirmed the importance of genome…
Science invention
Smart shoe soles
Using sensor and gyroscope systems, smart shoe soles designed by University of Utah (US) experts can help correct abnormal gait in the carrier.
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SuperShoes - Map changing shoes on the phone
SuperShoes shoes developed by American designer Dhairya Dand will satisfy you with the ability to accurately point your employer through the 'toe' of the toe.
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Shoe sole has the ability to warn mines
A Colombian designer has developed a shoe solver capable of detecting mines and sending dangerous warnings to shoe makers from a distance of two meters.
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FootLogger - shoe soles
Inside each FootLogger footbed contains a 3-axis accelerometer and eight pressure sensors, but it's quite compact.
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Biological belts, smart shoe soles: Knowing how to catch circuits for the owner
Recently, a company in New Zealand introduced two new products: Bio-belts and smart shoe soles. These two products automatically record every biological indicator of the…