Internet company Google always likes to be in the discussion with new inventions. Outside of the digital world, the company also has a strong foothold in analog reality. After home applications, driverless cars, smart glass, etc., this time Google has shown talking shoes. Yes, you read that right. At the SXSW show, Google unveiled a model shoe that can talk.

These include built-in sensors, speakers and wireless connectivity. The shoe can be connected to computers and smartphones via Bluetooth. Google Shoes doesn’t use much Ahamri technology. Almost all of its functions are possible on existing smart devices. In fact, the search company created it to present itself a little differently.

Google Shoes will want to know if it will call an emergency number if there is a fire nearby while you are walking. It will also talk about your speed and make comments about it.

If you are interested in buying a pair of Google shoes, then I would like to inform you that the search company Google is not in the business of shoes and sandals. Simply put, Google has no plans to launch talking shoes commercially No. This is an “art, copy and code” initiative of the organization which has been taken to convey a different message about their position. However, even if they decide to sell, the question remains as to how many buyers would buy the product.