Method for filling structures with electrorheological fluids
A rheological fluid, electro-electric technology, applied in shoe-making machinery, packaging under vacuum/special atmosphere, footwear, etc., can solve problems such as difficulty in wearing
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[0033] In various types of activities, it may be beneficial to change the shape of a shoe or shoe portion while the wearer is running or otherwise participating in the activity. In many running competitions, for example, athletes race along a track that has curved sections, also known as "curves." In some cases (particularly sprint events such as 200-meter or 400-meter races), athletes may run at a high pace on the curves of the track. However, running at a fast pace on a gentle curve is biomechanically inefficient and may require unmanageable body movements. To counteract this effect, some runway curves are banked. This incline allows for more efficient body movement and generally results in faster running times. Tests have shown that similar advantages can be achieved by changing the shape of the shoe. In particular, running on a gentle track curve with a shoe with a shoe footbed that slopes relative to the ground can mimic the benefits of running on an inclined bend with...
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