In the Eskimo sci-fi movie "Back to the Future", Nike Mag, which automatically laces shoes, is the sneaker many people dream of. Although Nike has indeed produced its true version, it has a global limit of 89 pairs. The setting is doomed to be missed by our ordinary people. But don't worry, Nike's automatic shoelace feature brings to the more populous HyperAdapt. According to reports, a spokesman for Nike recently confirmed to the media that HyperAdapt sports shoes that can automatically tie shoes will be officially launched on December 1st, priced at 720 US dollars (about 4936 yuan). Although this price is lower than the $1,000 previously mentioned, it is obviously not cheap. In addition to the high-tech features of automatic shoelaces, the design of HyperAdapt is actually relatively common. This is a pair of low-cut, cross-training style sneakers with a wireless charging base embedded inside the sole. When fully charged, its built-in lithium battery provides about 2 weeks of battery life (automatic shoelace). In addition to the shiny soles and automatic shoelace elements, the HyperAdapt also has LED lights on the heel to indicate the power level. The blue light represents full power, the yellow represents a few days of battery life, and the red signifies the need for immediate charge. For a sports shoe, the price of 720 US dollars is indeed a bit high. But if you think of it as a smart phone or a high-end Bluetooth headset, the high price of this pair of high-tech sports shoes may make people feel a little easier to accept. Source: Mashable VFD Part Grid,Grid for VFD Part,Electronics Controlling Grid VFD SHAOXING HUALI ELECTRONICS CO., LTD. , https://www.cnsxhuali.com
