Description:FIELD OF THE INVENTION

[0001] The present invention relates to an adaptive footwear for soccer sports training that is capable of assisting a user in optimizing their soccer performance by providing real-time feedback to ensure proper alignment and technique for various soccer actions and analyzing the user’s foot and ankle movements and providing personalized corrective exercises to enhance strength, flexibility and balance, thereby optimizing training results and performance outcomes.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

[0002] Soccer is a physically demanding sport that requires athletes to maintain proper alignment, technique, and balance to enhance their performance and minimize the risk of injury. Traditional training methods often rely on general guidance and visual observation, which may not provide the athlete with precise and real-time feedback. As a result, athletes may unknowingly develop inefficient movements or fail to recognize areas of improvement, hindering their overall progress.

[0003] Existing footwear used in soccer training does not offer the necessary technological integration to monitor, analyze, and provide personalized feedback on a player's foot and ankle movements. While certain footwear designs may focus on comfort or basic support, they do not integrate advanced systems capable of detecting improper foot alignment, excessive pressure, or providing real-time corrective actions based on the player's specific needs. There remains a need for a footwear that assist athletes in fine-tuning their soccer skills by offering personalized, actionable insights during training sessions, thereby improving performance and reducing the likelihood of injury.

[0004] WO2013028217A2 discloses about a complete soccer technical training system comprises visual training aids, including a variety of soccer footwear visual training aids having demarked soccer ball contacting zones on the soccer footwear. A demarked soccer ball has mating demarked areas on an outer surface of the ball matching the plurality of demarked soccer ball contacting zones on the soccer footwear. A virtual training program is used in conjunction with at least one motion detector on each of a pair of footwear to display virtual foot motions made by the soccer player and the subsequent virtual soccer ball motions on a visual screen in real time.

[0005] US11957212B2 discloses about a football shoe or football boot including a sole, an upper, a fastener to fasten the shoe or boot in place, and a layer of material that in situ is disposed between the fastener and an underlying foot or hose. The layer of material includes a ball control region with an outer ball control surface contactable with a football during kicking. The ball control surface lies rearwardly of a foremost region of the layer of material.

[0006] Conventionally, many footwear have been developed to provide basic support and comfort for athletes, particularly in sports like soccer. However, traditional footwear fails to offer the real-time, adaptive feedback necessary for optimizing performance and preventing improper movements. These conventional designs primarily focus on providing cushioning or foot protection, but do not incorporate advanced features to monitor and guide an athlete's performance in real-time. As a result, athletes lack the insight needed to improve foot and ankle mechanics, which are critical for executing techniques such as dribbling, passing, or kicking with accuracy and power.

[0007] In order to overcome the aforementioned drawbacks, there exists a need in the art to develop a footwear that not only provides comfort and protection but also integrates advanced means for monitoring foot and ankle movements. The footwear is capable of analyzing the user's actions, detecting improper alignment or excessive pressure, and providing real-time corrective feedback. Furthermore, the footwear is designed to enhance an athlete’s performance by offering personalized exercises and recommendations based on their specific needs, improving strength, flexibility, and balance. By addressing these needs, athletes achieve better technique, reduce the risk of injury and significantly enhance their performance during training and competition.

OBJECTS OF THE INVENTION

[0008] The principal object of the present invention is to overcome the disadvantages of the prior art.

[0009] An object of the present invention is to develop a footwear that monitors and analyzes a user’s foot and ankle positioning during soccer movements, providing real-time feedback to ensure proper alignment and technique for various actions such as kicking, dribbling and passing.

[0010] Another object of the present invention is to develop a footwear that detects pressure distribution across the user’s foot, identifying improper pressure application during specific soccer actions and offering corrective recommendations to improve performance and reduce the risk of injury.

[0011] Another object of the present invention is to develop a footwear that monitoring temperature fluctuations in the user’s feet during extended periods of activity to activate a cooling means to maintain a comfortable temperature and prevent discomfort, excessive sweating, or overheating.

[0012] Another object of the present invention is to develop a footwear that track and analyze the trajectory of the ball after the ball is kicked, providing the user with immediate feedback regarding the accuracy, power, and control of the shot, thus helping them adjust their technique accordingly.

[0013] Yet another object of the present invention is to develop a footwear that continuously collecting data on the user’s performance offering personalized feedback through visual, auditory or haptic cues and allowing the user to track improvements over time, thereby optimizing training results and performance outcomes.

[0014] The foregoing and other objects, features, and advantages of the present invention will become readily apparent upon further review of the following detailed description of the preferred embodiment as illustrated in the accompanying drawings.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

[0015] The present invention relates to an adaptive footwear for soccer sports training that aids a user in improving their soccer performance by delivering real-time feedback to ensure correct alignment and technique during various soccer actions while analyzes the user's foot and ankle movements to offer corrective exercises to enhance strength, flexibility and balance ultimately optimizing training effectiveness and overall performance outcomes.

[0016] According to an embodiment of the present invention, an adaptive footwear for soccer sports training comprises of a wearable body mimicking profile of a shoe worn by a user over foot portion while playing a soccer sport, wherein the body includes a cushioned padding for enhanced support, a pair of straps attached with the body for securing the body around foot portion of user, an ultrasonic senor installed on the body for detecting dimensions of the user’s foot, a pair of motorized rollers integrated within the body and coiled with the straps for rotating on its axis to properly fit the body and straps around the foot, an artificial intelligence-based imaging unit installed on the body to capture interaction between the ball and foot, a pressure sensor integrated with the body to monitor and measure pressure applied by user's toe and heel during a shot or kick of ball, a machine learning module integrated with the microcontroller that analyzes foot and ankle position and compares it to optimal kicking techniques, identifying excessive pressure on toes or heels during specific soccer actions, wherein the microcontroller offers personalized recommendations on a computing unit accessed by the user, including specific plyometric exercises such as single-leg hops, lateral jumps, or ankle rotations, designed to improve ankle strength, flexibility, and balance, an angle sensor and a gyroscopic sensor integrated into the body to detect and monitor foot angle of user during kicks, penalty shots, and other soccer-related movements, wherein the microcontroller utilizes the machine learning module to predict potential outcome of a kick, multiple pneumatic pushers positioned on periphery of the body near ankle area to control and manage position of user’s foot during specific kicks, shots or running movement, wherein the pushers are capable of expanding or contracting in response to detected foot movements, to provide additional support when user’s foot tilts or turns excessively in one direction, reducing instability and strain on ankle.

[0017] According to another embodiment of the present invention, the proposed footwear comprises of a thermal sensor installed on inner portion of the body to detect and monitor swelling in user’s feet, actuates an electronic nozzle connected with a vessel stored with pain relief gel and located within the body to dispense a targeted pain relief gel onto affected area, the microcontroller is configured to provide audio or visual cues to user during training sessions, alerting when improper pressure application or foot positioning is detected, and offering real-time corrections to optimize performance, the imaging unit is configured to analyze trajectory of ball after it is kicked, assessing ball’s position relative to net, based on which the microcontroller provides real-time feedback to the user via the speaker, and help the user adjust approach and force of kick to achieve desired shot execution, the imaging unit analyzes various foot angles for specific types of kicks, such as penalty shots, long passes, and dribbling maneuvers, and offers personalized recommendations for each type of kick to enhance user’s overall technique and a temperature sensor is integrated into the body to monitor temperature variations in user’s feet during gameplay, and a microfluidic cooling unit attached inside the body circulates a cooling gel or liquid, upon detection of excessive foot temperature, to regulate and maintain a comfortable foot temperature during extended gameplay.

[0018] While the invention has been described and shown with particular reference to the preferred embodiment, it will be apparent that variations might be possible that would fall within the scope of the present invention.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0019] These and other features, aspects, and advantages of the present invention will become better understood with regard to the following description, appended claims, and accompanying drawings where:
Figure 1 illustrates an isometric view of an adaptive footwear for soccer sports training.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0020] The following description includes the preferred best mode of one embodiment of the present invention. It will be clear from this description of the invention that the invention is not limited to these illustrated embodiments but that the invention also includes a variety of modifications and embodiments thereto. Therefore, the present description should be seen as illustrative and not limiting. While the invention is susceptible to various modifications and alternative constructions, it should be understood, that there is no intention to limit the invention to the specific form disclosed, but, on the contrary, the invention is to cover all modifications, alternative constructions, and equivalents falling within the spirit and scope of the invention as defined in the claims.

[0021] In any embodiment described herein, the open-ended terms "comprising," "comprises,” and the like (which are synonymous with "including," "having” and "characterized by") may be replaced by the respective partially closed phrases "consisting essentially of," consists essentially of," and the like or the respective closed phrases "consisting of," "consists of, the like.

[0022] As used herein, the singular forms “a,” “an,” and “the” designate both the singular and the plural, unless expressly stated to designate the singular only.

[0023] The present invention relates to an adaptive footwear for soccer sports training that aids a user in improving their soccer performance by delivering real-time feedback to ensure correct alignment and technique during various soccer actions. Additionally, the footwear analyzes the user's foot and ankle movements, offering personalized corrective exercises to enhance strength, flexibility, and balance, ultimately optimizing training effectiveness and overall performance outcomes.

[0024] Referring to Figure 1, an isometric view of an adaptive footwear for soccer sports training is illustrated, comprising a wearable body 101 mimicking profile of a shoe worn by a user over foot portion while playing a soccer sport, a pair of straps 102 attached with the body 101, an ultrasonic sensor 103 installed on the body 101, a pair of motorized rollers 104 integrated within the body 101, an artificial intelligence-based imaging unit 105 installed on the body 101, a pressure sensor 106 integrated with the body 101, an angle sensor 107 and a gyroscopic sensor 108 integrated into the body 101, multiple pneumatic pushers 109 positioned on periphery of the body 101, a thermal sensor 110 installed on inner portion of the body 101, an electronic nozzle connected with a vessel 111 stored with pain relief gel and located within the body 101, a speaker 112 integrated with the body, a temperature sensor 113 is integrated into the body 101 and a microfluidic cooling unit 114 attached inside the body 101.

[0025] The proposed footwear herein comprises of a wearable shoe-like body 101 developed to be worn over a user's foot during soccer play, where the body 101 features a cushioned padding for added support and includes a pair of straps 102 attached to secure the body 101 around the user's foot. For providing clarity with respect to the placement of the components, the footwear is shown in a sectional kind of view by removing the padding from side portion for highlighting the placement of the components. It should be obvious to a person skilled in the art that a thin padding is installed in between the user’s foot and components to prevent discomfort while operating the components effectively.

[0026] The user is required to press a push button integrated with the footwear, such that when the user presses the push button, it initiates an electrical circuit mechanism. Inside the push button, there is a spring-loaded contact mechanism that, under normal circumstances, maintains an open circuit. When the button is pressed, it compresses the spring, causing the contacts to meet and complete the circuit. This closure then sends an electrical signal to an inbuilt microcontroller associated with the footwear to either power up or shut down. Conversely, releasing the button allows the spring to return to its original position, breaking the circuit and sending the signal to deactivate the footwear.

[0027] Upon activation, the microcontroller actuates an ultrasonic sensor 103 installed on the body 101 for detecting the user’s foot dimensions. The ultrasonic sensor 103 works by generating ultrasonic waves, wherein the waves hit the user’s foot and are diffracted back. The diffracted waves are received by a receiver integrated within the sensor 103. The pattern of the received waves gets converted into an analog value which is further converted into an electrical signal, wherein the electrical signal is send to the microcontroller. The microcontroller then processes the received signal from the sensor 103, thus detecting the user’s foot dimensions.

[0028] Upon detecting the user's foot dimensions, the microcontroller activates a pair of motorized rollers 104 integrated within the body 101 and coiled with the straps 102, to rotate on their axis to ensure the body 101 and straps 102 properly conform to the foot. The roller 104 is linked with a DC (direct current) motor to provide the required power to the roller 104 to rotate in a clockwise or an anticlockwise direction. The motor contains a coil that converts the supplied electric current into mechanical force by generating a magnetic field, thereby enabling the rollers 104 to rotate on their axis and adjust the fit of the body 101 and straps 102 accordingly.

[0029] The microcontroller actuates an artificial intelligence-based imaging unit 105 installed on the body 101 to capture interaction between the sports ball and user’s foot. The imaging unit 105 is designed to capture and process multiple images of the surroundings, particularly focusing on the interaction between the soccer ball and the user's foot during a kick or other movements. Using AI algorithms, the imaging unit 105 analyzes the captured images to assess how the foot strikes the ball, including factors such as the point of contact, angle, and force applied. The microcontroller processes further to generate real-time feedback or adjustments based on the analyzed interaction between the ball and the user's foot, helping optimize performance or technique.

[0030] A pressure sensor 106 is integrated with the body 101 that is activated by the microcontroller to monitor and measure pressure applied by user's toe and heel during a shot or kick of ball. The pressure sensor 106 integrated with the body 101 of the footwear works by utilizing a sensing element, typically a piezoelectric or strain gauge component, which detects changes in pressure applied by the user's toe and heel during a shot or kick.

[0031] When pressure is exerted on the sensor 106, the sensing element deforms or experiences a change in resistance or voltage, depending on the type of sensor 106 used. This deformation generates an electrical signal proportional to the amount of pressure applied. The sensor’s 106 output is then processed by the microcontroller, which analyzes the data to monitor and measure the pressure applied, providing insights into the force distribution during the soccer action.

[0032] An angle sensor 107 and a gyroscopic sensor 108 are integrated into the body 101 of the footwear to detect and monitor the user's foot angle during various soccer-related movements, including kicks and penalty shots. The angle sensor 107 based on a potentiometer operates by utilizing a resistive track and a movable wiper connected to the rotating part of the system. As the foot moves and the angle changes, the wiper slides along the resistive track, causing a variation in resistance. This change in resistance is converted into a corresponding voltage signal, which is directly proportional to the angular displacement. The microcontroller processes this voltage to determine the exact angle of the foot in real-time.

[0033] The gyroscopic sensor 108 based on MEMS (Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems) technology uses a vibrating proof mass to detect angular velocity. When the foot rotates, Coriolis forces act on the vibrating mass, causing a shift in its motion. This shift induces a measurable change in capacitance between the vibrating mass and adjacent electrodes. The sensor 108 processes these capacitance changes to calculate the angular velocity and rotational orientation, providing precise data on the foot's movement.

[0034] A machine learning module integrated with the microcontroller is configured to analyze the positions of the foot and ankle captured using the imaging unit 105 and compare them against optimal kicking techniques, identifying instances of excessive pressure applied to the toes or heels during specific soccer actions. The machine leaning utilize historical data and optimal kicking techniques to compare the user’s movements. The module processes data collected from various sensors, including pressure sensor 106, angle sensor 107 and gyroscopic sensor 108 to identify deviations like excessive pressure on the toes or heels.

[0035] Using this analysis, the microcontroller offers personalized recommendations through a computing unit accessed by the user. These recommendations include specific plyometric exercises, such as single-leg hops, lateral jumps, and ankle rotations, aimed at enhancing ankle strength, flexibility, and balance, thereby improving the user's overall performance and reducing the risk of injury.

[0036] Together, the microcontroller uses data from these sensors and integrates it with the machine learning module. This allows for real-time analysis of foot angle, pressure distribution, and motion dynamics. The system predicts the potential outcome of a kick, evaluating its likely success in terms of accuracy, control, and power. The insights enable users to adjust their technique and optimize performance.

[0037] The imaging unit 105 analyzes the foot angles during specific types of kicks, such as penalty shots, long passes, and dribbling maneuvers. By assessing these angles, the system can identify any deviations from the optimal technique for each kick type. Based on this analysis, the microcontroller offers personalized recommendations to the user, guiding them on how to adjust their foot positioning, angle, and technique for improved accuracy, power, and control. This feedback helps the user refine their overall kicking technique, leading to enhanced performance in various soccer actions.

[0038] Multiple pneumatic pushers 109 are positioned on the periphery of the body 101, near the ankle area to manage the position of the user’s foot during specific soccer actions such as kicks, shots or running movements. These pushers 109 are designed to expand or contract in response to the detected movement of the foot. The pusher 109 consists of an inflatable chamber connected to a pneumatic unit that includes an air pump. When air is pumped into the chamber, the internal pressure increases, causing the chamber to expand. In an embodiment, the end portions of the pushers are provided with a cushion padding to prevent any type of discomfort.

[0039] This expansion exerts a force on the surrounding structure, pushing against the foot or another object it is positioned against. Conversely, when the air is released from the chamber, the pressure decreases, and the chamber contracts. This controlled expansion and contraction allow the pneumatic pusher 109 to provide support, such as stabilizing the foot during soccer movements or adjusting the position of a body 101 part in response to detected movements, improving stability and reducing strain.

[0040] A thermal sensor 110 is installed on the inner portion of the body 101 of the footwear works by detecting changes in temperature, particularly in areas where swelling or inflammation may occur in the user’s feet. The thermal sensor 110 utilize a thermistor which is a temperature-sensitive resistor that operates on the principle of resistance change with temperature. The thermistor consists of a ceramic material that exhibits a significant change in electrical resistance as temperature varies.

[0041] When the temperature increases, the thermistor’s resistance decreases (for Negative Temperature Coefficient or NTC thermistors) or vice versa (for Positive Temperature Coefficient or PTC thermistors). The thermistor is connected to a circuit, and as the temperature around it changes, the resistance change is converted into a measurable electrical signal. This signal is processed by the microcontroller to detect and monitor temperature changes, such as swelling in the feet, which is identified by abnormal temperature distributions.

[0042] The microcontroller then activates an electronic nozzle which is connected to a vessel 111 containing a pain relief gel stored within the body 101 of the footwear. The nozzle is designed to dispense the gel precisely onto the affected area, providing targeted relief. This process ensures that the user receives pain relief where it is needed, providing comfort and potentially aiding in recovery. The outer layer of the body 101 is made from a flexible and durable material that offers both support and protection to the user's foot, ensuring comfort and resilience during movement. Additionally, the footwear features a reinforced sole at the bottom, designed to enhance traction and stability, providing secure footing and preventing slippage during dynamic movements.

[0043] The microcontroller is designed to deliver audio or visual feedback to the user during training sessions, notifying the user when improper pressure is applied or incorrect foot positioning is detected. It provides real-time corrective suggestions to help optimize the user’s performance and technique. The audio and visual cues are delivered through integrated output devices connected to the microcontroller. For audio feedback, a speaker 112 is used which is integrated with the body 101 to produce sound alerts for notifying the user of improper pressure or positioning for visual feedback.

[0044] For visual feedback, LED lights are placed on the body 101 to provide real-time cues to the user. The microcontroller controls these LEDs, activating them to indicate specific issues or guide the user during training. For example, LEDs light up in different colors or patterns to signal when the user applies improper pressure on certain areas of the foot or assumes an incorrect foot position. Green LEDs indicate correct form, while red or yellow LEDs signal errors that need attention.

[0045] The imaging unit 105 is designed to track the trajectory of the ball after it is kicked, analyzing its movement and position relative to the target (such as the net). Based on this analysis, the microcontroller processes the data and provides real-time feedback to the user through the speaker 112. This feedback may include recommendations to adjust the approach or the force applied during the kick, helping the user optimize their shot execution. By continuously monitoring the ball's flight and comparing it to optimal shot parameters, the footwear aids in improving the user's precision and performance during training.

[0046] A temperature sensor 113 integrated into the body 101 that is activated by the microcontroller to continuously monitor the temperature of the user’s feet during gameplay. The temperature sensor 113 operates based on a thermistor which is sensitive to temperature changes. The thermistor changes its electrical resistance as the temperature varies. When the sensor 113 detects a temperature increase in the user’s feet, the change in resistance is measured by the microcontroller. This data is then processed to determine the foot's temperature, ensuring continuous monitoring throughout the gameplay.

[0047] When the microcontroller detects that the foot temperature has risen beyond a predefined threshold, indicating potential discomfort or overheating, it triggers a microfluidic cooling unit 114 embedded within the body 101. The cooling unit 114 uses a network of channels to circulate a cooling gel or liquid inside the footwear. This fluid absorbs excess heat from the feet and helps regulate the foot's temperature, creating a comfortable, cool environment. This helps prevent heat buildup and excessive sweating, ensuring that the user remains comfortable and can perform optimally during extended gameplay sessions.

[0048] The footwear is associated with a battery for providing the required power to the electronically and electrically operated components including the microcontroller, electrically powered sensors, motorized components. The battery within the footwear is preferably a lithium-ion-battery which is a rechargeable battery and recharges by deriving the required power from an external power source. The derived power is further stored in form of chemical energy within the battery, which when required by the components of the footwear derive the required energy in the form of electric current for ensuring smooth and proper operation.

[0049] The present invention works best in the following manner, where the microcontroller continuously monitors various parameters of the user’s foot and provides real-time feedback to improve technique and prevent injury. The footwear is equipped with multiple sensors, including a pressure sensor 106 that monitors the force exerted by the user’s foot during kicks, a temperature sensor 113 to detect any abnormal temperature rise and an imaging unit 105 to analyze foot positioning and the trajectory of the ball. Each of these components contributes to creating a responsive and personalized experience for the user. The pressure sensor 106 detects excessive pressure on specific areas of the foot for allowing corrective action when improper pressure application is detected. The temperature sensor 113 ensures that the user’s foot remains comfortable by regulating temperature, preventing discomfort or overheating during extended play. The imaging unit 105 through the cameras and sensors, tracks the ball’s position and the user's foot angles and analyzing specific movements like penalty shots, passes and dribbles. Based on this data the microcontroller provides audio or visual feedback through a speaker 112 and LEDs to guide the user on necessary adjustments for better performance. Additionally, the footwear includes the machine learning module that compares the user’s foot and ankle position against optimal kicking techniques, offering personalized recommendations such as exercises for improving strength, flexibility and balance thus enhance the user’s overall performance during training and gameplay.

[0050] Although the field of the invention has been described herein with limited reference to specific embodiments, this description is not meant to be construed in a limiting sense. Various modifications of the disclosed embodiments, as well as alternate embodiments of the invention, will become apparent to persons skilled in the art upon reference to the description of the invention. , C , Claims:1) An adaptive footwear for soccer sports training, comprising a wearable body 101 mimicking profile of a shoe developed to worn by a user' over foot portion while playing a soccer sport, wherein said body 101 includes a cushioned padding for enhanced support, a pair of straps 102 attached with said body 101 for securing said body 101 around foot portion of user, characterized in that:
i) an ultrasonic sensor 103 installed on said body 101 for detecting dimensions of said user’s foot, based on which a microcontroller linked with said ultrasonic sensor 103 actuates a pair of motorized rollers 104 integrated within said body 101 and coiled with said straps 102 for rotating on its axis to properly fit said body 101 and straps 102 around said foot;
ii) an artificial intelligence-based imaging unit 105 installed on said body 101 and paired with a processor for capturing and processing multiple images of surroundings, respectively, to capture interaction between a ball and foot, wherein a pressure sensor 106 is integrated with said body 101 to monitor and measure pressure applied by user's toe and heel during a shot or kick of said ball;
iii) a machine learning module integrated with said microcontroller that analyzes foot and ankle position captured via said imaging unit 105 and compares it to optimal kicking techniques, identifying excessive pressure on toes or heels during specific soccer actions, wherein said microcontroller offers personalized recommendations on a computing unit accessed by said user, including specific corresponding plyometric exercises required such as single-leg hops, lateral jumps, or ankle rotations, designed to improve ankle strength, flexibility, and balance according to the soccer actions;
iv) an angle sensor 107 and a gyroscopic sensor 108 integrated into said body 101 to detect and monitor foot angle of user during kicks, penalty shots, and other soccer-related movements, wherein said microcontroller utilizes said machine learning module to predict potential outcome of a kick based on detected foot angle, evaluating likely success of kick in terms of accuracy, control, and power;
v) multiple pneumatic pushers 109 positioned on periphery of said body 101 near ankle area, wherein said pushers 109 are strategically placed on both sides of ankle to control and manage position of user’s foot during specific kicks, shots, or running movement, wherein said pushers 109 are capable of expanding or contracting in response to detected foot movements, to provide additional support when user’s foot tilts or turns excessively in one direction, reducing instability and strain on ankle; and
vi) a thermal sensor 110 installed on inner portion of said body 101 to detect and monitor swelling in user’s feet, wherein upon detection of swelling or abnormal temperature distributions, said microcontroller actuates an electronic nozzle connected with a vessel 111 stored with pain relief gel and located within said body 101, to dispense a targeted pain relief gel onto affected area.

2) The footwear as claimed in claim 1, wherein outer layer of said body 101 is constructed of a flexible, durable material that provides support and protection to user's foot, and a reinforced sole is provided at bottom of said footwear provides traction and stability during dynamic movement.

3) The footwear as claimed in claim 1, wherein said microcontroller is configured to provide audio or visual cues to user during training sessions, alerting when improper pressure application or foot positioning is detected, and offering real-time corrections to optimize performance.

4) The footwear as claimed in claim 1, wherein said imaging unit is configured to analyze trajectory of ball after it is kicked, assessing ball’s position relative to net, based on which said microcontroller provides real-time feedback to said user via a speaker 112 integrated with said body 101, and help said user adjust approach and force of kick to achieve desired shot execution.

5) The footwear as claimed in claim 1, wherein said imaging unit 105 analyzes various foot angles for specific types of kicks, such as penalty shots, long passes, and dribbling maneuvers, and offers personalized recommendations for each type of kick to enhance user’s overall technique.

6) The footwear as claimed in claim 1, wherein a temperature sensor 113 is integrated into said body 101 to monitor temperature variations in user’s feet during gameplay, and a microfluidic cooling unit 114 attached inside said body 101 circulates a cooling gel or liquid, upon detection of excessive foot temperature, to regulate and maintain a comfortable foot temperature during extended gameplay.