Nike launches new shoes that tighten and loosen lace by Siri

Nike sportswear maker Nike announced Thursday that it will bring automotive technology to its Huarache sports shoe series, following the launch of the Adapt BB shoes in January.

The tech company will reach Worach shoes next month with the launch of the new Adapt Worash shoes, which feature a new design compared to the Nike Worach shoes launched in 1991.

The new Adapt and Worach shoes incorporate technology that allows users to loosen and tighten their laces with voice commands. These shoes work with the Apple Smart Watch, as well as the iPhone, as they can be ordered via the Apple Smart Wizard: Siri.

With the help of Siri shortcuts, the user can simply direct it to the phone or watch saying "Siri, take out my shoes" to untie the lace and remove it easily.

The new Adapt and Worach shoes support different settings, such as tight or less tight tightening at home. Similar to Adapt PP shoes, the user can select and change the color of the diode spotlight on the sides of the shoe and customize a color for each shoe mode.

Nike said the Adapt and Worach shoes would be available from September 13 via its SNKRS app, or a group of retail stores located in the United States. The company did not announce the price of the new shoes, but the Adapt BP shoes are sold at a price of 350 USD.