 I'm Jake Kasternakis with The Verge and we're in front of the DigitSoul booth at CES's Showstoppers event. And this is one of the first Bluetooth connected insole. It does pretty much what you'd expect which is count your steps, count the calories that you've burned, all just because you're walking on it all day long. And it syncs that to an app that works on iOS, Android and soon Windows they say. But the other really interesting thing is that it can heat your foot as well and you can set the temperature in the app. You put it up to whatever temperature you want and once it reaches that temperature the insole's battery shuts off and it turns back on every so often so that it can conserve battery while maintaining the appropriate temperature. The battery is supposed to last about six to nine hours with normal use. I tried it on, it's pretty comfortable. It definitely warms your foot which is pretty nice when you've been walking around a convention center all day long. They're also working on a shoe from a company called Glagla that's going to have this tech baked into it and it's even going to be able to warm your foot in additional areas. This only does it along the front but the shoe is going to be able to do it along the sides as well. The digital's going to be available starting in February for $200. They're also working on a version that doesn't heat your foot and that's going to be beneath $100, maybe around $75 they said. For more crazy Bluetooth stuff here from CES subscribe to youtube.com slash diverge.
 I'm Jake Kasternakis with The Verge and we're in front of the DigitSoul booth at CES's Showstoppers
 event.
 And this is one of the first Bluetooth connected insole.
 It does pretty much what you'd expect which is count your steps, count the calories that
 you've burned, all just because you're walking on it all day long.
 And it syncs that to an app that works on iOS, Android and soon Windows they say.
 But the other really interesting thing is that it can heat your foot as well and you
 can set the temperature in the app.
 You put it up to whatever temperature you want and once it reaches that temperature
 the insole's battery shuts off and it turns back on every so often so that it can conserve
 battery while maintaining the appropriate temperature.
 The battery is supposed to last about six to nine hours with normal use.
 I tried it on, it's pretty comfortable.
 It definitely warms your foot which is pretty nice when you've been walking around a convention
 center all day long.
 They're also working on a shoe from a company called Glagla that's going to have this tech
 baked into it and it's even going to be able to warm your foot in additional areas.
 This only does it along the front but the shoe is going to be able to do it along the
 sides as well.
 The digital's going to be available starting in February for $200.
 They're also working on a version that doesn't heat your foot and that's going to be beneath
 $100, maybe around $75 they said.
 For more crazy Bluetooth stuff here from CES subscribe to youtube.com slash diverge.