Nike Fans Have Been Waiting For A Long Time. Automatic Lacing Shoes Will Come Out Soon.

This week, at the Nike 2016 Innovation Conference held in New York, the company's chief executive, Mark Parker (Mark Parker), appeared with "HyperAdapt 1".

"When you put on your shoes, your

A sensor will be stepped on, and the shoelace system will be automatically tied up.

There are two buttons on the side of the shoe to adjust the tightness, so you can adjust the fit to the best.

This is the explanation given by Tiffany, Nike's senior innovant Tiffany Beers, on the sneakers which are amazed by the world. (Beers)

Since 2013, this technology has been in operation.

Last year, Nike had publicly demonstrated a pair of shoes that would automatically tie shoelaces, called "Nike Mag".

HyperAdapt 1.0. is based on the design of Nike Mag.

However, Nike pointed out that HyperAdapt 1.0. uses the "automatic binding mechanism" for "more".

And the version of Geng sports.

At a news conference, Nike said that the Nike+ application will be refurbished in June, when users can see "desirable products and big events".

Dick Hatfield Tinker Hatfield, the designer of HyperAdapt 1.0. and Nike legend, said the HyperAdapt sports shoes were designed to allow athletes to quickly adjust their loose or tight shoes.

It is reported that Nike did not announce the specific selling price of HyperAdapt 1.0..

Nike will start the sale of HyperAdapt 1 by the end of this year, but only Nike+ members will have it.

Purchase.

At the same time, Nike has hinted that it will enhance its automation in the future.

In recent years, sports equipment manufacturers are paying more and more attention to digital sports products, and Nike is not the only company concerned about automatic lacing technology.

Puma, a German sports equipment manufacturer, is also planning to launch such sports shoes this year.

In addition, Nike's rival Under Armour is investing heavily to understand how users purchase and use sports equipment.