We walk, run, and stand every day, and our feet carry the weight of the whole body. But do you really know your foot shape? Is it a normal foot, a flat foot, or a high arch foot?
In fact, with the help of a 3D foot scanner, you can quickly and accurately understand the true situation of your feet.
As the name suggests, a 3D foot scanner is a device that uses high-tech means to collect 3D data of the foot. It usually uses non-contact technologies such as infrared, laser or structured light to capture your foot information in three dimensions within a few seconds and generate a complete and accurate 3D foot model.
It is very simple to use.
You just need to stand barefoot on the scanner or put your feet in the designated area, and the system will automatically start scanning. There is no need to wait or apply any materials. The whole process is convenient and clean.
So, what data can the scanner measure?
First, the length and width of the foot. This not only helps you understand your standard size, but also identifies whether the left and right feet are symmetrical and whether the foot shape is wide or narrow.
Second, the arch height. A low arch may be a flat foot, while a high arch may be a high arch foot. Both of these situations may cause foot pain, knee pain, and even affect body posture.
Third, the heel tilt angle. It can determine whether there is a problem of inversion or eversion of the foot, which has a great impact on gait stability and body center of gravity distribution.
Fourth, the arrangement and distribution of toes. For example, whether the big toe is everted or the second toe is protruding, etc., are common but easily overlooked problems in daily life.
Fifth, some models can also combine the plantar pressure test system to analyze the force you bear when walking, which is suitable for sports rehabilitation, gait assessment of the elderly, and monitoring of children’s foot development.
Nowadays, foot 3D scanners have been widely used in many fields such as customized corrective insoles, foot disease diagnosis, shoe design, and rehabilitation medicine.
Whether you are a sports enthusiast, a long-standing office worker, or a parent who cares about the development of your child’s feet, this technology can provide scientific support for your foot health.
Stop choosing insoles based on feeling or foot shape. Measure scientifically, starting from the “feet”, to make every step more comfortable and healthier!
