Let yourself be guided by Lechal smart health connected shoes

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T-shirts, socks, gloves or even underwear… smart health connected objects have indeed taken over our wardrobes. All that was missing was a pair of smart health connected shoes to complete the set. This is done with the new Lechal shoes.285 million people are visually impaired worldwide according to the WHO. The "white cane", the most used aid device, has changed little since 1920. It is on this basis that the Ducere Technologie group launched its Lechal brand (pronounced lay-ch-al) which offers insoles and smart health connected shoes giving haptic feedback (vibrations) in order to make the daily lives of these millions of people easier.

smart health connected soles and shoes

These smart shoes are an invention of Indian society Ducere Technologies. Designed in polyurethane, they connect via bluetooth to an application for smartphone (iOS, Windows Phone and Android).

The small start-up also had the idea of decline the product in smart health connected insoles. Their functionality is exactly the same as that of shoes.

At the beginning, these smart health connected shoes were for people with visual impairment to guide them. In the end, the company found that they were useful for everyone, and especially for athletes.

Lots of features at your feet

Very water resistant, you can wear these smart shoes at all times And this for 3 days (battery life: 3 days in intensive use and up to 10 days in case of moderate use) before you need to remove the small integrated battery to recharge them.

Lechal smart health connected shoes will allow measure your physical activity : number of not performed, the calories burned or the distance traveled.

Permanently smart health connected to your smartphone they will signal with vibrations when the latter will no longer be nearby.

These smart health connected shoes can also be linked to a geolocation and voice command system like Google Maps or SIRI in order to be guided by voice (via the speakers or headphones of your smartphone). You will only have to enter your location and your destination in the application. The shoes will then take care of guide you by telling you which direction to take and when. You will no longer waste time consulting a plan on your phone.

But how can they guide me?

When you will have to turn right your right shoe (or sole) will vibrate thanks to a small integrated motor.

Okay … but more concretely?

You will be guided by small vibrations transmitted to your arch like a compass would do, these becoming more and more “important” as you get closer to your destination.

What’s inside?

The Lechal soles / shoes are equipped with several micro-vibrators placed in front, behind and on the sides of the arch of the foot which are controlled by a small waterproof case of 8 mm thick called the "Pod ". Located at the heel, it houses a micro controller (LilYPAD), a Bluetooth 2.1 chip, an accelerometer, the battery and a GPS chip.

How do we recharge them?

To recharge these shoes / soles, just clip the 2 Pods on one wall dock. This wall dock indicates the charge level 2 batteries by sound if you snap your fingers twice.

Pre-order:

You will find on the official website, 2 products for pre-order:

• Soles Lechal Insoles: they are designed made of polyurethane (High Quality PU) and have an anti-bacterial coating. Sizes 37 to 47. Universal, these smart health connected soles can be put in city or sports shoes.

• The Lechal Shoes, shoes smart health connected to the futuristic design in red or black color. Sizes 37 to 47.

Each time you buy a pair of Special Edition shoes, a pair of Lechal shoes will be subsidized for a visually impaired person by institutes like LV Prasad Eye Institute.

To pre-register, simply register on the official website to be among the first to Review the product. Otherwise, you can always wait for the official launch scheduled for October 2020 to offer the Lechals to you. price between 100 and 150 dollars (between 75 and 112 euros).

Source: lechal.com – clubic.com

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