**Shoes with built-in features such as pedometers, heart rate monitors, GPS, and more are called "smart shoes." These shoes can be connected to a smartphone via Bluetooth, and data can be transferred to an app for analysis. The pedometer counts the steps by detecting the movement of the feet and can measure the distance traveled and calories burned. The heart rate monitor measures the heart rate using sensors built into the shoe. The GPS uses position sensors built into the shoe to track location information. These features allow fitness enthusiasts and athletes to accurately measure their health status during workouts and create training plans by analyzing data. Additionally, GPS allows tracking of running or walking routes. Smart shoes are popular among fitness enthusiasts and athletes, and there is a possibility that they will become more common among general consumers in the future. Regenerate response** - Upscaled by <@1087530490073976882> (fast)
Shoes with builtin features such as pedometers, heart rate monitors, GPS, and more are called smart shoes. These shoes can be connected to a smartphone via Bluetooth, and data can be transferred to an app for analysis. The pedometer counts the steps by detecting the movement of the feet and can measure the distance traveled and calories burned. The heart rate monitor measures the heart rate using sensors built into the shoe. The GPS uses position sensors built into the shoe to track location information. These features allow fitness enthusiasts and athletes to accurately measure their health status during workouts and create training plans by analyzing data. Additionally, GPS allows tracking of running or walking routes. Smart shoes are popular among fitness enthusiasts and athletes, and there is a possibility that they will become more common among general consumers in the future. Regenerate response