MIAMI -- Isaac Daniel wants to put a chip in your sole.
He has developed a sneaker that includes a global positioning system tracking device that will help locate the wearer in case of an emergency.
The Miami-area engineer said he started thinking about such a GPS system when his 8-year-old son was mistakenly reported missing from school in 2002.
It turned to be just a case of miscommunication.
Now, his Quantum Satellite Technology sneaker is ready for market. But staying found doesn't come cheap.
The sneakers cost more than $325 a pair.
The 24-hour monitoring system is another $20 a month.
Right now, the GPS sneaks are only offered in adult sizes, but a kids' version should be available this summer.
Copyright 2007 by The Associated Press.
