Wearable Technology: Ducere Technologies:Lechal Tactile Shoes

Wearable technology enterprise Ducere Technologies launched the world's first pair of interactive shoes and insoles, which were launched in the name of Lechal in 2014.

The footwear product uses Bluetooth Technology (Bluetooth technology), through App applications and the use of vibration sensing, also known as feedback (haptic feedback), to interact with wearers, to provide navigation tools, or to track the track of activities according to fitness.

Its basic functions include a catch up.

Total heat consumption and walking distance.

Recorder, but the main point is to use it as a navigation device.

The wearer can control the intensity of vibration and follow it.

The tactile vibration of the left shoe or the left shoe gives back the gentle "instruction" to decide which direction to move toward.

The footwear products are directly supplied by consumers, and will be shipped in May and June, and will be sold in stores and online stores in the UK and the US in the fourth quarter.

The retail price of the shoe is $200, while the shoe pad for any footwear product is $150.

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High heels are a great invention of human beings. They not only increase their height, but also make ladies walk in a graceful and charming manner.

However, wearing high heels is very hard, and some women even suffer from foot injuries.

Now, recently, a rocket scientist, astronaut and plastic surgeon in the United States have pformed the high-heeled shoes to create high-heeled shoes that do not tiresome or hurt their feet. This makes women who like wearing high heel shoes lighten up easily.

Hugo net has learned from the Australian News Network's recent reports that Losangeles Thesis Couture, the world's first pair of high performance shoes, has produced the world's first pair of high quality shoes, which are made of high quality polymers, and their special designs make them much more comfortable than ordinary high-heeled shoes.

The founder of Thesis Couture and CEO, when she was recruiting director at SpaceX, a spacecraft manufacturing company, walked on the hard floor of the factory every day wearing high-heeled shoes, feeling that her feet were very sore, so she was tired of high-heeled shoes.

Now that she is 36 years old, she said, "if I still wear high heels worn at the age of more than 20, my feet will eventually become deformed. I must have been seriously injured."

To this end, Xin applied her entrepreneurial knowledge and hired a group of designers, technicians and engineering experts to improve high-heeled shoes.

Xin said, "in a world where we can build rockets, it is not impossible to make better shoes."

The traditional high-heeled shoes rely on a metal line along the sole of the shoe to make the shoes steep. 75% of the weight is on the ankles, which is uncomfortable to wear.

Xin and her team have to adjust the distribution of gravity so that the ankles only bear 50% of the weight and the heels bear 50%, so that the feet will be much more comfortable.

Matt Thomas, a maker of Thesis Couture, developed high end wearing equipment for the US Army and navy seals. He encouraged the army to try to replace plastics with plastic.

Xin said, "we use bulletproof materials, which are not broken in high-heeled shoes."

The newly designed shoes are made of ballistic grade polymers and thermoplastic polyurethane (similar to the materials used as wheel grease), and shoes are made of aviation foam.

The prototype of the shoe was typed out with a 3D printer. When Simon tried it on, he walked around and felt the shoes were very comfortable.

Xin's team still carries out the final design of these shoes.

But it is estimated that this heel with 3.5 inches of heel will be popular.

In the second half of this year, 1500 pairs of high heeled shoes with limited edition will be priced at $925 a pair last time.

In addition, two other high-heeled shoes will be on sale in 2016, each with a price ranging from 300 to 900 dollars.

The year after, Thesis Couture plans to use its technology for other shoe designers and retailers.