Can This Kind Of Guided Shoes Bring Convenience To People Who Have No Sense Of Direction?

In a strange place, what will you use to navigate?

EasyJet EasyJet

Launched a navigation system.

The name is Sneakairs.

It works like this: the Sneakairs has a GPS location sensor, which is linked by Bluetooth to the EasyJet App downloaded from the phone (the map used by the APP comes from Google Maps).

As soon as you enter the destination you want to enter in this App, Sneakairs will start navigation.

The shoe indicates direction by vibration. Every time it comes to an intersection, it sends vibration to the left or right foot, prompting you to turn left or right.

When you miss a turn or a wrong direction, your shoes will vibrate two times.

The three successive vibration on two feet means that the destination has arrived.

According to easyJet, Sneakairs has recently passed the test.

In the test, Sneakairs pilot tried to find scenic spots in downtown Barcelona, Spain, such as the famous Mira house and Bartlet apartments.

In addition, it also indicated that

The GPS positioning sensor has a plastic protective shell printed by 3D, which is not easy to damage during walking. The sweat on the sole of the foot will not cause any damage.

EasyJet has revealed that the shoe will be sold on its own aircraft first, and then more targeted to open up the market.