 Hey, this is Ross from Over the Verge and we're at South by Southwest 2013 Google's playground. Okay, so I'm here with Kate Packer. She's part of the Talking Shoe Team. Is that right? Is it Talking Shoe? It's a Talking Shoe. You're actually calling it Talking Shoe. Yeah, exactly. Nice work. So what kind of sensors do we have in here? So in here we have a pressure sensor, an accelerometer, and a gyroscope. Got it. And this is just like, it's just for telling steps when you sit down, when you stand up. Yeah, so it can tell when you're sitting down and when you're walking or running, how fast you're going. So it can jump up and down, it can tell that, and then it can give you feedback in its own sarcastic little way. Sitting down on the job, are we? Is this running Android? So the way it works is it actually connects to Bluetooth, which can connect to Android or can connect to a computer. So right now it's connected to a server that's actually tracking all my terrible steps. So inside it's connected to a computer that is taking that data and then translating it into that fun stuff you see up on screen. So theoretically I could have a phone that's kind of a dick to me and it'll just transfer from there. So basically we have a pair of shoes that connects to the phone and then it shows what it was saying on the app and then you could share it to the web if you wanted. Great. Good point.
 Hey, this is Ross from Over the Verge and we're at South by Southwest 2013 Google's
 playground.
 Okay, so I'm here with Kate Packer.
 She's part of the Talking Shoe Team.
 Is that right?
 Is it Talking Shoe?
 It's a Talking Shoe.
 You're actually calling it Talking Shoe.
 Yeah, exactly.
 Nice work.
 So what kind of sensors do we have in here?
 So in here we have a pressure sensor, an accelerometer, and a gyroscope.
 Got it.
 And this is just like, it's just for telling steps when you sit down, when you stand up.
 Yeah, so it can tell when you're sitting down and when you're walking or running, how fast
 you're going.
 So it can jump up and down, it can tell that, and then it can give you feedback in its own
 sarcastic little way.
 Sitting down on the job, are we?
 Is this running Android?
 So the way it works is it actually connects to Bluetooth, which can connect to Android
 or can connect to a computer.
 So right now it's connected to a server that's actually tracking all my terrible steps.
 So inside it's connected to a computer that is taking that data and then translating it
 into that fun stuff you see up on screen.
 So theoretically I could have a phone that's kind of a dick to me and it'll just transfer
 from there.
 So basically we have a pair of shoes that connects to the phone and then it shows what
 it was saying on the app and then you could share it to the web if you wanted.
 Great.
 Good point.