Glaglaconnect Smart Shoes Threaten The Status Of Smart Bracelet

If you are a fitness enthusiast, you want to monitor activities through technology, then wear a Fitbit or Jawbone wristband will be completed.

But in France's Glagla company, some of the body's health indicators can't be obtained from other body movements, but it can be learned from running.

On this week's CES, the company claimed that they launched GlaglaConnect.

The user's health indicators are tracked with comparable accuracy.

The Zhor-Tech technology used by the company may give these unattractive.

It brings a lot of attention. It uses Bluetooth chips and sensors built in the insole to allow GlaglaConnect shoes to calculate the number of steps you take, the calories you consume, and the altitude at which you live.

Basically, the function of the bracelet has been trampled to the feet.

Of course, the most important thing is that this shoe can also correct walking posture and promote foot health, because the shoe insole has three special design features: a unique foot arch support, designed for cushioning the foot length and changing the heel pad designed for the toes to bend naturally.

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GlaglaConnect is also the company's first available sports shoes. It can be booked at the end of 2015 or early 2016.

But then, it may fall into the front line of high-tech shoes, as early as 2011, a Lechal that can navigate through tactile feedback and Google maps.

It has been listed, and Adidas has launched a smart soccer shoe.

GlaglaConnect recharges the insole through a USB interface. The company does not mention battery life, charging time and retail price.

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There are different color schemes, including black, blue, purple, pink and orange.