Create unique shoes for women to prevent rapists

Drawing from the lessons and knowledge at school, a 17-year-old boy has successfully crafted a strange pair of shoes to help women cope with rapists.

Accordingly, by studying and learning lessons of electromagnetic physics as well as writing basic electronic circuit codes, 17-year-old boy named Siddharth Mandala, India designed a strange pair of shoes named ' ElectroShoe '- a special product for women, when used can allow them to injure rape criminals.

Many high-tech businesses hope to develop similar products to help women avoid rape cases that are quite common in India.

According to a report published on Indiatimes.com, this shoe generates electricity of about 0.1mm and will also send a warning to police and family members.

This shoe is created using a single circuit board with the help of a new system called "piezoelectric effect".

The more users wear shoes, the more energy will be generated and stored in a rechargeable battery.

Users only need to make sure that the battery is fully charged and when the shoe comes in contact with the attacker's body, he will be electrocuted.

Many young entrepreneurs are quite excited about this product, and it will be a leading device, creating the pioneering inspiration for making similar devices to protect women, especially after the 2012 Gangrape. Delhi used to stir up India.