Smart Shoes Help Blind People Walk Independently, Smart Wearable Devices Are Hot.

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< p > smart shoes Le Chal is designed to add shock components to shoes, link them with smart phones, and GPS for location tracking. When the smart phone detects the user's direction through navigation, it can remind users to turn left and right by vibrating the corresponding components when they need to turn. < /p >
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