Electronic shoe wear indicator

Measuring and testing – Testing of shock absorbing device

Reexamination Certificate

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C073S012010

Reexamination Certificate

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07735351

ABSTRACT:
A system measures an amount of wear in athletic footwear by measuring the amount of shock transmitted to a user. The measured shock is used to indicate an amount of how much cushioning has been lost by the footwear. The amount of wear is proportional to the loss of cushioning and an increase in transmitted shock to the user.

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