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By Stephen Beech

A new smart shoe can help track changes in how people walk.

New “smart shoe” tracks changes in how people walk

A Rutgers smart shoe prototype analyzes movement and could one day help track changes in how people walk. (Veronica Mendez / Rutgers University via SWNS)

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New “smart shoe” tracks changes in how people walk

Simiao Niu, an assistant professor of biomedical engineering in the Rutgers School of Engineering (at right), and doctoral student Fuying Dong work in the lab on a smart shoe powered by the wearer’s footsteps.(Veronica Mendez / Rutgers University via SWNS)

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