PUMA RS Game 1.0.0

This application serves as a companion to the PUMA RS Computer Shoe, the world's first smart shoe, offering an interactive digital experience. The app includes a game where users control a virtual representation of the PUMA RS Computer Shoe running across the screen, collecting coins along the way. Obstacles appear during gameplay, and users can simply tap their smartphones to make their virtual shoe jump over these barriers. The game concludes when a collision occurs with an obstacle.

Historically, the release of the RS Computer Shoe in 1986 positioned PUMA as a leader in wearable technology, famously claiming to be "so far ahead in technology, we put computers in the backs of our shoes." This bold statement was justified at the time, as the product featured a body-mounted sensor capable of capturing and storing data—an unprecedented innovation for footwear then. It was able to record metrics such as steps taken, distance traveled, and calories burned, demonstrating a pioneering approach to sportswear technology.

Fast forward to the present, the RS Computer Shoe has undergone significant updates to align with modern connectivity standards. The latest version no longer requires cumbersome 16-pin cables to connect to historical computers like the Apple IIe or Commodore 64/128 or even an IBM PC. Instead, it now utilizes Bluetooth technology to seamlessly sync with smartphones via the RS Computer app. This advancement allows users easier access to their activity data, making the original innovations more accessible and integrated into current digital lifestyles.