Andhra Pradesh Minister for Education, IT and Electronics Nara Lokesh visited the Shoealls manufacturing facility in Busan, South Korea, to explore the company’s advanced smart healthcare footwear technologies. Shoealls is known for producing MFDS-certified medical footwear that combines innovative medical technology with ergonomic design to improve foot health and comfort.
During the visit, Lokesh closely observed the company’s footwear manufacturing process, including the integration of medical magnetic generators and embedded smart chips designed to stimulate blood circulation and reduce muscle fatigue. He also reviewed the technology behind Medicio vibration chips, which are built into shoes to enhance walking comfort and support healthier feet.
Company representatives explained that Shoealls specializes in medical footwear equipped with magnetic therapy, shock absorption systems, cooling soles and antibacterial materials. They said the company is also developing AI-powered smart medical footwear in collaboration with Seoul National University and Ewha Womans University Medical Center.
The delegation was informed that the company’s therapeutic footwear is handcrafted while incorporating advanced medical technology and ergonomic design to help reduce pain and improve overall foot wellness. Shoealls also holds patented technologies in medical and ergonomic footwear engineering.
Officials further showcased the company’s Inventio Cooler System, an innovative ventilation technology that allows better airflow inside the footwear, helping keep feet cool, dry and odor-free.
The visit is part of Andhra Pradesh’s ongoing efforts to study global manufacturing innovations and explore advanced technologies that could strengthen the state’s footwear manufacturing ecosystem through future collaborations with international companies.