Have you ever stubbed your toe? It’s one of those painful experiences we all want to avoid. But imagine how tough it would be if you couldn’t even see where you’re going. For people with visual impairments, navigating the world can be quite challenging. But now, thanks to the Australian company Tec-Innovation, there’s a solution.
They’ve created a pair of shoes called InnoMake that use advanced sensor technology to help visually impaired people avoid obstacles. These shoes are equipped with built-in sensors that vibrate or emit a sound whenever an obstacle is detected, similar to the sensors in a car that alert you when you’re about to hit something. InnoMake shoes have special slots where the sensors are placed. The rechargeable battery can last up to a week and only takes about three hours to fully recharge. 
And the best part is, you don’t even need a smartphone to use these shoes. However, if you do have a smartphone, there’s a free included app that allows you to customize settings, such as alert preferences or minimum detection distance. In addition to their obstacle detection function, InnoMake shoes also offer other benefits. 
They’re waterproof, so you don’t have to worry about getting them wet. Plus, they have smart modes that can provide even more assistance to visually impaired people. InnoMake shoes are a game-changer for people with visual impairments, giving them greater independence and confidence when navigating the world. With the help of technology, we can make life a little easier for everyone, regardless of their abilities.
Here’s what it means if you see someone wearing these shoes: Watch the video
