Christopher S. Cook - Portland OR, US Bryan N. Farris - North Plains OR, US Ernest E. Kim - Hillsboro OR, US
Assignee:
NIKE, Inc. - Beaverton OR
International Classification:
A43B 13/18
US Classification:
36 30R, 36 28, 36102
Abstract:
An article of footwear includes an upper and a sole assembly secured to the upper. The sole assembly has a shell having a first hardness and a recess. A lateral side of the recess has a first depth and a medial side of the recess has a second depth that is different than the first depth. A first aperture extends through a forefoot portion of the shell, with the first aperture defining a first tongue fixed on a medial side thereof with a remainder of the first tongue free to flex with respect to the shell. An insert has a second hardness and is seated in the recess. A lateral side of the insert has a first height and a medial side of the insert has a second height that is different than the first height, with the second hardness being different than the first hardness.
Article Of Footwear With Two Part Midsole Assembly
Christopher S. Cook - Portland OR, US Bryan N. Farris - North Plains OR, US Ernest E. Kim - Hillsboro OR, US
Assignee:
NIKE, INC. - Beaverton OR
International Classification:
A43B 3/00 A43B 23/26
US Classification:
36 99, 36 83
Abstract:
An article of footwear includes an upper and a sole assembly secured to the upper. The sole assembly has a shell having a first hardness and a recess. A lateral side of the recess has a first depth and a medial side of the recess has a second depth that is different than the first depth. A first aperture extends through a forefoot portion of the shell, with the first aperture defining a first tongue fixed on a medial side thereof with a remainder of the first tongue free to flex with respect to the shell. An insert has a second hardness and is seated in the recess. A lateral side of the insert has a first height and a medial side of the insert has a second height that is different than the first height, with the second hardness being different than the first hardness.
Apparel With Ultrasonic Position Sensing And Haptic Feedback For Activities
An article of apparel, a system, and methods include a fabric configured to conform to a body of a wearer. A plurality of ultrasonic positioning sensors are secured with respect to the fabric at a first set of predetermined locations, each of the ultrasonic positioning sensors configured to emit a sound wave configured to be detected by other ones of the plurality of ultrasonic positioning sensors and output an electronic signal indicative of having emitted or detected a sound wave. A plurality of feedback devices secured with respect to the fabric at a second set of predetermined locations, each of the feedback devices configured to output a feedback signal configured to be detectable by the wearer of the article of apparel.
Apparel With Ultrasonic Position Sensing And Haptic Feedback For Activities
An article of apparel, a system, and methods include a fabric configured to conform to a body of a wearer. A plurality of ultrasonic positioning sensors are secured with respect to the fabric at a first set of predetermined locations, each of the ultrasonic positioning sensors configured to emit a sound wave configured to be detected by other ones of the plurality of ultrasonic positioning sensors and output an electronic signal indicative of having emitted or detected a sound wave. A plurality of feedback devices secured with respect to the fabric at a second set of predetermined locations, each of the feedback devices configured to output a feedback signal configured to be detectable by the wearer of the article of apparel.
Apparel With Ultrasonic Position Sensing And Haptic Feedback For Activities
An article of apparel, a system, and methods include a fabric configured to conform to a body of a wearer. A plurality of ultrasonic positioning sensors are secured with respect to the fabric at a first set of predetermined locations, each of the ultrasonic positioning sensors configured to emit a sound wave configured to be detected by other ones of the plurality of ultrasonic positioning sensors and output an electronic signal indicative of having emitted or detected a sound wave. A plurality of feedback devices secured with respect to the fabric at a second set of predetermined locations, each of the feedback devices configured to output a feedback signal configured to be detectable by the wearer of the article of apparel.
Apparel With Ultrasonic Position Sensing And Haptic Feedback For Activities
An article of apparel, a system, and methods include a fabric configured to conform to a body of a wearer. A plurality of ultrasonic positioning sensors are secured with respect to the fabric at a first set of predetermined locations, each of the ultrasonic positioning sensors configured to emit a sound wave configured to be detected by other ones of the plurality of ultrasonic positioning sensors and output an electronic signal indicative of having emitted or detected a sound wave. A plurality of feedback devices secured with respect to the fabric at a second set of predetermined locations, each of the feedback devices configured to output a feedback signal configured to be detectable by the wearer of the article of apparel.
Name / Title
Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
Ernest Kim Owner
37 Signals Computer Processing and Data Preparation and ...
400 N May St # 301, Chicago, IL 60622 Website: 37svn.com
Ernest Kim Owner
37 Signals Advertising Agencies
400 N May St Ste 301, Chicago, IL 60622
Ernest Kim Owner
37 Signals Advertising Agencies · Internet Service
400 N May St #301, Chicago, IL 60642 3125050405, 3124750225
Nike - Beaverton, Oregon since Jun 2013
Director of Footwear Innovation
XM Asia Pacific - Singapore May 2012 - Jun 2013
Strategic Planning Director
Wieden+Kennedy - Portland, Oregon Area Nov 2010 - Apr 2012
Senior Digital Strategist
Nike - Beaverton, Oregon Jan 2007 - Oct 2010
Senior Global Product Line Manager, Running Footwear
Sole Collector - Greater Chicago Area Feb 2003 - Dec 2006
Senior Writer
Education:
New York University 1992 - 1995
N/A, Jazz performance, independent study
Interests:
Flying cats, dancing cats, cats in general, sneakers, cars, helping people do things they maybe didn't know they wanted to do, making things that people maybe didn't know they wanted to want, and generally making people feel things (
Honor & Awards:
Patent awarded — “Article of footwear with two part midsole assembly” (U.S. patent number 8,196,316), 2012; Nike Maxim Award—"The Consumer Decides", 2010