The Smart Shoes With Automatic Lacing Are Introduced To Make You Lazy.

German engineers recently developed a model.

It can not only tie itself, but also automatically adjust the shoe's tightness according to the foot shape.

People only need to wear this kind of shoes. Sensors installed in shoes will trigger the small motor on the sole and tighten the shoelaces.

When you take off your shoes, touch the two heels lightly for two times, then trigger the release of the spring on the tongue to release your shoelaces, so that you can take off your shoes.

The originality of this invention is that it is automatic.

No charge or battery is required, and an energy collection system is installed inside the shoe to pform the energy generated by the wearer into electricity.

Klevis Ylli, an engineer at the Institute of micromachining and information technology in southern Germany, says the shoes are suitable for people of different ages.

"This kind of shoes is suitable for the elderly who are active and handicapped, and also suitable for children with large amount of exercise."

This self laced shoe is still in the design prototype stage. It uses the bottom swing collector installed in the automatic lacing shoe. When the user's foot swings due to movement, it will move the magnet between the online loops and generate electric current. The swing sensor will store the collected electricity in the battery, and the energy generated by the average one hour walk will be available.

Automatic frenulum.

This shoe can also be charged by placing it on a wireless charging pad.

Professor Ylli and researchers at the University of Freiburg in Germany have published this research and development results in the journal smart materials and structures. They are making further improvements to the shoe, developing a new device to help navigate in shoes.