Italy Shoe Manufacturers Improve Technology Content And Guard Against Chinese Imitation

There was such a real joke: a Italy businessman handed a shirt to a Chinese factory and made a look. The factory soon gave the sample to the Italy client. The customer could not help laughing. The shirt he gave to the factory looked like a cuff with two buttons missing. As a result, two cuffs were missing on the cuffs of the sample factory made by the Chinese factory. This little thing fully embodies the incomparable ability of "made in China".

However, this superb imitation technique also causes headache for Italy manufacturers who have homogeneous competition with China. Recently, a Italy shoe manufacturer in FERMO province of MARCHE complained that after buying some second-hand equipment from Italy, some Chinese shoe factories copied their brands and produced high-grade leather shoes and sold them all over the world.

In order to defend its brand, the Italy shoe maker registered a trademark in China long ago, but a large number of imitation shoes from Chinese factories have already entered the market. These fake shoes are similar to Italy genuine products, but the quality is not enough.

This Italy Shoemaker Legal action has been taken to defend it. intellectual property right It will also punish the counterfeiters and update the types of the products, so that the technical content of shoes will be higher so as to cope with the imitation of Chinese factories.

In the past twenty years, Made in China "It has created enormous wealth for Chinese society and for overseas Chinese. However, because Chinese factories are mostly reluctant to copy overseas products and lack innovation, they are often criticized for their infringement of intellectual property rights. To sell a good price, we must increase the added value of products. From this point of view, "made in China" should learn the idea of "manufacturing in Italy" to enhance the technological content of products.

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When winter comes, sweating people fall into the trouble of foot odor. Although foot odor is not a disease, it also brings some inconvenience in life.

As early as 2008, the US Shoe Care Innovations had launched the SteriShoe of bactericidal shoes. Recently, the company raised again on Kickstarter and launched the SteriShoe upgraded version SteriShoe 2.0..

SteriShoe 2 is a sterilizer that uses ultraviolet rays to deodorize shoes. From the appearance, it is designed to be the shape of a shoe brace. Its outer side is supported by metal tubes, and an ultraviolet UV lamp is placed inside. The lamp tube is the key to eliminate bacteria and kill toxin.

Besides the sterilizer with boot shape, SteriShoe2.0 is equipped with a circular remote controller to control the sterilization time and intensity.

It is understood that by opening the UV lamp on the wire remote control for 15 minutes, it will kill 99.9% of the bacteria and viruses that produce odors. Compared with the 2 version, SteriShoe 1 takes 45 minutes to reach 99.9% of the germicidal efficacy.

The principle of the sterilizer is to use ultraviolet rays to kill fungi that cause shoes to stink. Through different wave frequencies, ultraviolet rays react with microorganisms and fungi, and neutralize the odor to eliminate odor. In the same way, ultraviolet radiation is widely used in hospitals, dental clinics, public swimming pools and other water treatment systems as a fungicide.

In order to avoid direct contact with UV, a series of measures have been adopted in the safety of sterilized shoes. It is equipped with a pressure sensor, and only when it is stuffed into shoes and produces a slight pressure, will the sterilized shoes start.

SteriShoe 2 is inspired by the design of Adam Ullman's father. It is reported that the father of Adam Ullman suffers from beriberi, so the family has been equipped with ultraviolet therapy apparatus. The long-term treatment of his father made him understand the principle of ultraviolet treatment of beriberi, and inspired the design of SteriShoe 2.

At present, SteriShoe 2 is on the crowd raising platform Kickstarter to raise public funds, priced at $150, or about 920 yuan.