Shoe
ribbons can be tied and controlled with a smartphone!
World renowned brand Nike is
going to bring shelf-leasing or tie-in trainer shoes to the market. Which can
easily fit the customer's foot shape and it is possible to control this shoe
through a smartphone.
It can be called the latest
version of futuristic footwear.
However, the idea of this shoe
was found in the 1989 film 'Back to the Future Part Two'.
Later Nike was able to give a
realistic look to the pair in 2016 after extensive research.
The shoes are about to leave the
market this February.
The main feature of this shoe is
to allow users to make changes to the shoe fitting themselves. Shaping sizes
can be customized arbitrarily.
And this whole thing can be done
through a smartphone application. There, these suitable sizes can be kept
there.
No buttons or buttons are needed
to separate the shoes in order to activate shoes.
The latest version of the shoes
has been named 'Nike Adapt' and its price is 350 USD.
The opening ceremony of this pair
was broadcast in Live Streaming App 'Twich'.
For whom shoes?
The shoes were originally
designed to describe the players. Especially in the basketball game, its
requirements are highest.
Nike's Creative Director Eric
Avar said, "In the experimental use of Nike Adapt, we first chose the
basketball game. Because the athletes of this sport have the highest
requirement for shoes. "
'The motions of the players' feet
during the basketball play change rapidly. Sometimes the shoes need to be
relaxed to raise blood flow to their feet and sometimes need to be tight or
tight.
Nike brought this special shoes
to the market to automatically change shoe fittings. Mr. Aver, who seems to
play an important role in improving the experience of athletes,
Users can set different sizes of
feet at their different moments.
How does the shoes work?
When the user enters his foot
shoes, custom motor and gear in the shoe will adjust the fittings as needed to
understand the nerves of his feet.
The athletes will also be able to
share with Nike if the information is stored in the application.
Michael Sawh, editor of the
website 'Wearable', said, "Clearly, it reminds us of back-to-futures shelf
lacing shoes. Promoting that movie has become real now.
When Nike was discussing this
pair last year, he talked about them.
However, their hope is that many
Nike Snickers-lovers will want to keep their shoes in their collection.
Nike says that, 'they add these
technologies to other shoes in their range. So they can take care of people
like that, so the shoes will come in handy for everyone. '
However, many people have
expressed concern over how the new technology in shoe will use consumer
information.
There is nothing to worry about
the information that Nike holds compared to other smart devices. Because it
only gives importance to the feet footing of the user. Not all heart conditions
or health conditions.
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