Easyjet Has Not Announced Any Navigation Shoes Yet.

Does every bear child have a pair of shoes?

Bling bling will shine or creak.

Now there are a pair of shoe soles that can buzz.

However, this is not to please the children, but to play the role of navigation, to promote the release of hands, lay down the map, and enjoy the scenery along the way with feet.

And bring this.

It's an airline.

Sneakairs

This New Balance orange sneaker Sneakairs comes from Budget airline company easyJet.

Sneakairs shoe sole seems to have two "elf".

When the owner needs to turn left, the left shoe vibrates; when the right is turned, the right shoe vibrates.

If you deviate from the "route", two "elf" will vibrate two times at the same time, to remind the owner to go in the wrong direction.

If the owner wants to adjust the route and change the cell phone route, the elf will make changes in time.

If you finally reach your destination, the "elf" in two sports shoes will vibrate for three times.

These two "elf" are the sensors similar to the soles of the mobile phone.

Through Bluetooth, sensors and Google maps in mobile phones and easyJet's APP connection, the GPS navigation information is pmitted to the sole.

Moreover, the two sensors can be taken out and put into any other shoes.

Sports soles sensor and mobile phone APP connection

The sensor also uses 3D printing technology to ensure comfort and sensitivity.

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How many people have missed the surrounding scenery because of their journey, and how many people have been hit by passers-by, street lights and trees because of their mobile phone maps.

This project is called "The Barcelona Street Project" in Barcelona, Barcelona.

Launched, easyJet wants people to visit Barcelona as easily as locals.

Barcelona Street project

EasyJet has not yet announced the listing of the navigation shoes.

Peter Duffy, director of marketing at easyJet, said: "we hope to bring this technology to the market in the future, facilitate passengers to travel and provide a relaxing way for passengers to travel, so that people can enjoy every moment of exploring new cities without maps."

EasyJet seems to be an airline that is committed to doing wearable devices well.

Last year, in order to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the company's establishment, they designed a suit of LED lights for cabin attendants and ground crew.

Let's take a look at the costume that is full of modern industrial sense.

Crew clothing

The LED lights on the collar and shoulder parts of the crew members can display information such as flights, destinations, etc., equipped with emergency lights, built-in microphones for work clothes, and convenient for staff communication.

Crew clothing

Ground crew clothes are more handsome! It seems to be coming from outer space!

LED lights on work clothes can help lighting. Built-in microphone and camera can help remote diagnosis and repair. Air quality sensors and barometers can help improve the local environment.

Ground crew clothing

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Ground crew clothing

Ground crew clothing

By adding these technological senses, does the cheap airline airline look less expensive?