Advanced technology allows the footscanŽ plates to measure
pressure and force distribution accurately at High speed and High resolution.
Why is Speed and Resolution an issue to the user?
Sampling speed - Slow sampling speed means a reduction in data being collected and can cause inaccurate analysis and prescription due to subtle changes in the mechanics of the foot not being identified.
The footscanŽ systems can record up to 500 frames of data a second, this allows in depth analysis of the pressure and force distribution and their association with the biomechanics of the foot.
Resolution - The footscanŽ systems use small sensors that are 5mm X 7mm, these allow accurate analysis of pressure deviations under all regions of the foot. This is necessary to get a clear picture of foot mechanics, and can be vital when dealing with medical conditions such as diabetes.
The combination of high sampling speed and resolution makes footscanŽ a leading competitor in pressure measurement systems.
The insole system provides in-shoe
pressure measurement data and is triggered by remote control. This allows
data to be collected from various activities in their natural environments.
The insole system uses the same size sensors and recording speeds as the
footscanŽ plates.
