Cross-cut: insole

Axis: form_factor

1 corpus entries disclose this tag.

Earliest disclosure: 2006-05-23

Listed in chronological order. Each entry’s prior_art_notes and disclosure_citation constitute the citeable prior art material.


Nike+iPod Sport Kit (2006) — instrumented-shoe accelerometer pod (2006-05-23)

  • id: nike-plus-ipod-sport-kit-2006
  • corpus: private
  • form factor: shoe
  • creator: Nike, Inc. / Apple Inc.
  • disclosure: Nike, Inc. and Apple Inc. ‘Nike+iPod Sport Kit’, announced 23 May 2006 — an accelerometer pod that sits in a cavity in a Nike+ running shoe and transmits pace, distance, and calories wirelessly to an iPod nano.
  • ip status: patented
  • sensors: sensor-accelerometer
  • algorithms: algo-step-count, algo-activity-classification, algo-calorie-estimation
  • prior art notes: Discloses an accelerometer module integrated into the structure of a running shoe that derives pace, distance, and calories and transmits them wirelessly to a paired device. Anticipates instrumented-footwear claims combining ‘an inertial sensor housed in a shoe’, ‘derivation of gait/running metrics’, and ‘wireless transmission to a companion device’ from 2006. Anchor for the shoe/insole × accelerometer cross-cut on the product side; predates the smart-insole patent wave.

Public domain (CC0 1.0). The corpus IS the prior art commons.

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