The US Develops "Smart Socks" To Teach You How To Dance.

< p > according to the daily mail of the UK, this will be the best gift for a clumsy dancer. The latest smart socks made by Heapsylon will teach you how to dance.

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< p > the company points out that this latest technology can teach people how to dance and do sports activities, such as playing golf, or helping women who wear high heels to develop good walking habits.

Smart socks can be washed like normal clothes. They are made of special fiber materials and can monitor foot walking condition.

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< p > sensors record every action and pmit it to the smart phone through the ankle bracelet pmitter.

Then a virtual coach application analyzes the information, tells the user the specific mistakes, and helps to improve any activities involving foot.

Smart socks are part of the "smart wear" revolution, which will change the interaction between humans and computers. It is expected to be sold as a trial tool in March 2014 at a price of 120 pounds.

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Vigano Davide Vigano, director of P Heapsylon, said: "this design concept is to integrate technology elements into people's daily life. People are very interested in all kinds of sports, such as skiing, playing football, cycling and playing golf. Using smart socks can improve the skills level of these sports activities.

That is to say, smart socks can be applied to all kinds of activities involving feet. A Argentina friend once wanted to use smart socks to improve Tango dancing skills.

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< p > at the same time, smart socks can make women walking in high heels less than a href= "http://www.91se91.com/" > shoes < /a > safer. It is made of pmission wires, and its function is equivalent to sensors. When it is pressed, it will generate electric current.

The designer collects pressure points in three regions of the foot: big toe, small toe and heel.

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< p > these data are collected through ankle bracelet, and controlled by external conditions such as temperature, altitude and topography, and then pmitted to a smart phone through Bluetooth technology.

Users wearing smart socks can accurately record running distance and speed. Besides studying how to run better, gait analysis can also be carried out.

An app is downloaded to a smart phone to dance, and users can advise users how to run with the best rhythm.

This information means that the user foot activity is at its best and can reduce joint damage.

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