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In 1993, when the Web was still young, Bill Fisher had the opportunity to own an extremely attractive address: www.beer.com. Later, Bill sold the domain name to Canada's…
The world's thinnest material, 200 times stiffer than steel, has been used by Inov-8 for making sport shoes.
B-shoe is a smart shoe from a technology company in Israel, led by Dr. Yonatan Manor.
With a retail price of 720 USD (about 16 million VND), the owner of the first HyperAdapt 1.0 in Vietnam did not hesitate to spend 40 million VND to own Nike's most moder…
Skinners are shoes, or rather, special socks with a bottom made out of durable rubber material that is highly elastic, both as a socks and as a shoe.
The famous sportswear outfit Adidas has introduced a shoe made of recycled materials from ocean waste.
Hot sunshine is a nightmare for people who often wear shoes or have bad breath (bromodosis).
The famous Nike shoe manufacturer of the US has just launched a new generation of sports shoes that can tie themselves, bringing high convenience to users.
The magnetic boots provide users with the feeling of flying as they travel on the Moon.
With this amazing feature, Shiftwear shoe will give you a new look every day.
Cardiff Skate Company has introduced a special set of wheels attached to shoes called Walk Wing. This device allows users to slide faster, more like a pair of patin shoe…
This technology, called Shift Sneaker, a shoe that converts colors to match the mood and style of users.
Recently, a pair of sports shoes designed with about 100 single LEDs and advanced motion sensors have been created, which will bring a light display when people wear and…
An in-shoe component is designed to generate electricity from walking or running activities, providing power to the sensor or other electronics.