
Andrew made a pair of shoes that control Michael Jackson songs when plugged in (using Force-sensitive resistors)…
“The initial idea involved a pair of old sneakers, repurposed, to dynamically manipulate a sound file. Basically I wanted to build shoes that would BOOM! when you walked. The louder you stomp the louder the BOOM! In a sense — “giant” shoes.
The two FSR’s I was working with broke at the eleventh hour, and the trouble-shooting that insued, reinvented the project for me. “ [via] – Link.










here comes a special boy
This is a good idea to make such a shoes, i am surprised if it really work.
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