Top 3 HealthTech shoes spotted at the CES 2018

Annual biggest high tech conference is now over. But, as every year, it leaves memorable innovations, from the best to the weirdest. Here are 3 smart shoes that could not go unnoticed.

4 000 exhibitors from about 150 different countries and more than 170 000 visitors were at the CES this year.

E-Vone: stay trendy!

E-Vone is a French brand designed for seniors. These smart shoes allow its users to remain independent despite health problems that occur with age. Using a GPS system, the shoes alert and notify the senior’s relatives if he ever falls. The system can identify unusual movements and call the number defined by the user.

E-Vone is sold between 110 and 115€ and has been launched on January 2018, with currently 26 different models. The CES 2018 was the very first international release for the brand.

Zhor Tech’s insole: stay in control!

Zhor Tech impressed the public with a pair of smart shoes which could be laced very simply by tapping a button on a smartphone app during CES 2016. This year, the company comes back with a connected shoe insole which can count your steps and detect your fatigue level. The device can also analyse your posture, detect your movement if you slip and immediately alert a supervisor.

The products are dedicated to people who work in construction and other field jobs in the same nature. They will be available in September for $149.

Vivobarefoot: stay safe!

When a barefoot shoe brand teams up with a wearable smart technology company, it gives the first internet-connected barefoot shoe! Vivobarefoot and Sensoria presented their product at the CES 2018 and turned out to be part of the top health and fitness innovations at the show.

The shoe brand designed an ultra thin sole to allow the foot to move naturally, while the Sensoria Core hardware allows users view metrics such as speed, pace and toe engagement via an app, to monitor natural running technique and reduce the risk of injury.