Google Launches New Shoe For Wearable Devices

Following the launch of powerful Google glasses recently, the Google Corporation recently launched a wearable device, the talking shoe, at the SXSW conference in Texas, Texas.

According to media reports, following the launch of powerful Google glasses recently, Google Corporation recently launched a wearable Video Conference on SXSW in Texas, Texas.

- Talking shoes.

This pair of shoes is equipped with a computer chip, loudspeaker, accelerometer, gyroscope and pressure sensor. When users are active, they will speak different words according to different situations.

Aman Guwell, director of Google advertising art team, said in an interview: "talking shoes are an experiment that we can communicate with users on the Internet by connecting devices."

It is reported that these shoes can be connected to the Internet through Bluetooth module and provide location and direction information by Google's map application.

It is understood that this pair of shoes can detect whether the wearer is active or not. At the same time, it will tell the wearer that he doesn't like to stay still. For example, if the user sits on the bench in the park, it may say, "too boring!" and if the athlete wears such shoes to participate in a specific match, then his micro-blog fans can get his speed data and other information in real time.

"You can carry out shoes.

So that it can become full of personality, and it can even turn into a rubbish word, "Guwell said.

These shoes are part of Google's "Art Copy & Code" creative project, which aims to design and develop some cutting-edge marketing and advertising methods.

However, Google did not make a corresponding listing plan for these shoes.

Guwell said, "we will not enter into shoemaking."

We just want to expand our social network and advertising business through it. "

Google is not the first high-tech company to get involved in shoemaking. The Apple Corp announced in January this year that it is developing a smart shoe that can connect wirelessly with apple mobile phones or tablet computers.