Nike will design self-tie shoes as in 'Back To The Future'
In the movie Back to the Future II, we can see very interesting technological items of the future, including the shoe that laces itself when we set foot in.
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In the movie Back to the Future II, we can see very interesting technological items of the future, including the shoe that laces itself when we set foot in.
Electric sandals and bra, and jeans with an emergency button are anti-rape tools newly announced by students in India.
A graduate of London Fashion College Sylvia Moreno developed a model of high heels that is not only novel, but painful for the wearer.
A 15-year-old Filipino boy invented a device to charge the phone through walking.
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.
High-tech shoes, with the ability to recognize when a user is about to fall to a balance, promises to help prevent thousands of fall injuries, especially in the elderly.
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.
Inside each FootLogger footbed contains a 3-axis accelerometer and eight pressure sensors, but it's quite compact.
In the near future, biomass shoe models will be produced from 3D printers, with the ability to self-replicate after only one night.
Google has turned the glasses every day into a technology product, so there's no reason they can't turn shoes into attractive high-tech items.
Global positioning (GPS) technology can now help older people suffering from Alzheimer's and their caregivers through the introduction of the Smart Shoe.
Applying the principle of hydropower operation, Canadian inventor Komarechka introduced a small generator that is directly attached to the bottom of the shoe. This inven…
GTX Corp, a US based shoe manufacturer, has launched a GPS-enabled shoe for better care of people with Alzheimer's disease. ).
Recently, US scientists have successfully developed a self-generated energy system that is integrated into the shoes used for daily activities.