How AI could help you walk more quickly


‘Moonwalkers’ attach to your shoes and allow you to walk at speeds of up to 11km/h. — AFP Relaxnews

A new device that attaches to the bottom of shoes recently launched in the United States. It enables users to move up to three times faster than usual, all while continuing to walk normally. To achieve this, the device uses a machine learning system that adapts to each user.

The American startup Shift Robotics is launching what it calls the world's fastest shoes. They are, in fact, a brand-new electric mobility device, that attach to the bottom of your regular shoes. They enable you to walk around 2.5 times faster than your usual pace, reaching speeds of up to 11 km/h with no extra effort.

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