India Company Invented Intelligent Shoes For Vibration Navigation

　　 international Online Zhuangao: according to the US Washington Post July 29th, smart wearable smart devices such as smart glasses and smart watches are no longer new, and now there are smart shoes.

The smart shoes, called Lechal, are designed by Ducere, a India emerging company, to support Bluetooth and connect to smartphones and navigate to users based on Google maps. When a person wearing Lechal smart shoes reaches the corner, it sends out a reminder through vibration.

This intelligent shoe is designed to help blind people identify the way forward.

　　 Ducere Lechal smart shoes are planned for sale in September, and each pair will cost more than $100 per pair, which is expected to sell 100 thousand pairs by March 2015.

Related links: selling Shanzhai sports shoes, a man suspected of counterfeiting a registered trademark is arrested.

Wu, a new shop in Chi Dian Town, Jinjiang, Fujian, has sold the counterfeit "NIKE", "NB" and "CONVERSE" brand sneakers for the sake of profiteering. It was seized by the public security organs in July 29th and landed in the end of human resources.

Police introduction: after careful investigation, 29 days at 10 a.m., the police seized 2518 pairs of fake "NIKE", "NB" and "CONVERSE" sports shoes in a warehouse of new store village, Chi Dian Town, and arrested a hired worker, Suo, who was responsible for seeing shops and delivering goods. According to Su Mou's account, the shopkeeper is his aunt. Police quickly inquired into Wu's identity information and contacted Wu. After police persuasion, at 5 p.m. that day, the suspect Wu took the initiative to surrender himself to the police station.

According to Wu's account, it was originally looking for some unknown small factories to get goods and sell some stock shoes. Later, because of bad business and low profits, last June, Wu began selling counterfeit "NIKE", "NB" and "CONVERSE" brand sports shoes.

　　 at present Wu has been detained by law on suspicion of counterfeiting a registered trademark.