fig1 a depicts a shoe 10 with embedded sensors 50 configured with a communication device , comprising at least an rfid chip 80 , an indicator 30 , pressure sensor 60 , and a detection device 85 . at least a top shoe 40 is seen , in association with the shoe fitting 70 . referring to fig1 b is seen the sensory circuitry of fig1 a disposed with a soul 20 , of the shoe 10 , comprises at least a detection device 85 comprising of at least a load cell 90 configured with at a strain gage 100 . the strain gage 100 comprising electrical resistance elements 110 . the load cells 90 responsive for sensing pressure from at least a person 200 wearing shoe 10 . when person 200 attempts to wear shoe 10 , at least a pressure is sensed by the pressure sensor 60 , and communication is enabled by the communication device 80 . fig2 . depicts the interior soul 11 of the right side of shoe 10 , comprising the load cell 90 , the strain gage 100 , and the electrical resistance elements 110 . fig3 depicts the interior 12 of the left side of shoe 10 , configured with the load cell 90 , the strain gage 100 , and the electrical resistance element 110 fig4 depicts the external soul 13 of the right side of shoe 10 , configured with a communication device 80 to enable kids to identify the right side of shoe 10 . the communication device 80 is communicatively configured with an indicator 30 , responsive for enabling kids identifying the size of the shoe 10 , and the communication device 80 enables kids identify the proper side of the shoe 10 by communicating in human voice auditory the specific size and side of the shoe . fig5 depicts a sectional view aa , comprising the external soul 12 of the left side of shoed , 10 , configured with a communication device 80 to enable kids to identify the right side of shoe 10 . the communication device 80 is communicatively configured with an indicator 30 , responsive for enabling kids identifying the size of the shoe 10 , and the communication device 80 enables kids identify the proper side of the shoe 10 enable by broadcasting in human voice auditory the proper response that is required to enable kids to properly be responsive to wearing their shoes properly by themselves . the shoe is disposed with embedded sensors 50 and pressure sensors 60 . at list a speaker 40 is affixed with the shoe . the invention further depicts , in one embodiment , a remote control 120 configured with the communication device 80 . in other embodiment , the remote control 120 is responsive for monitoring the location of the kid wearing shoe 10 , such that shoe 10 is communicated to by the remote control 120 and at least a response is further enabled when said kid is identified . the embedded shoe effect emitting communication device 80 further converts pressure positions and dynamic movements into effective communications , such as left or right foot ; wrong foot , good boy or good girl emission when the kid successfully puts on the shoe rightly . fig6 depicts a controller 120 . in a preferred embodiment of the invention , the detection device 85 comprises a circuit effect emitting components 130 , and power supply coming off the electrical resistance elements 110 consisting of miniaturized elements with light weight and compactness which are desirable . the circuitry , for example , can be produced on a printed circuit board . alternatively , part of the circuit can be miniaturized on an integrated circuit ( ic ) chip 140 . the speaker may also be miniaturized . such speakers are available commercially .
disclosed embodiment relates to a talking shoe for kids . in a preferred embodiment , a communication apparatus is disposed with a detection device . in this embodiment , the detection device comprise of nano sensors embedded in silicon substrate disposed in micro / nano - fibers .