Do you often feel tired when walking or your feet are sore after standing for a long time? Have you found that your children walk with their feet turned outward and the elderly often complain about pain in the soles of their feet? These seemingly small problems are often related to the arch of the foot.
The arch of the foot is an important structure that supports our body, just like the arched bridge of a building, which plays a role in buffering, shock absorption and pressure dispersion. Once the arch of the foot collapses (such as flat feet), is too high (high arch feet) or unbalanced (inverted and outward), it will not only affect the walking posture, but may also cause discomfort in the knees, waist and back, and even the cervical spine.
At this time, “customized arch support” is an effective way of intervention. Today, with the help of a plantar 3D scanner, this process has become more scientific, accurate and efficient.
1. What is a plantar 3D scanner?
A plantar 3D scanner is a high-tech measuring device that can perform a 360-degree, no-dead-angle scan of the structure of the sole of the foot in a few seconds. It can not only collect basic data such as foot length, foot width, arch height, and foot shape structure.
Compared with traditional plaster casting and manual measurement, 3D scanners are faster, more accurate, and smarter, providing a solid data foundation for subsequent customization.
2. What is the customization process?
The entire process of customizing arch support is as follows:
Stand on the scanner
The user stands barefoot on the scanning platform and maintains a natural standing posture;
Perform a plantar scan
The scanner quickly captures foot data and generates a 3D model;
Expert data analysis
The rehabilitation therapist analyzes the arch status and support requirements based on the scan report;
Design personalized support
Use professional software to finely design the arch support structure;
3D printing or CNC engraving
Use equipment to make exclusive support insoles that fit the foot shape.
This entire process is accurate, efficient, and completely personalized, truly realizing “foot-to-foot customization”.
3. Who is it suitable for?
People who get tired easily when standing or walking for a long time;
People with problems such as flat feet, high arches, and inversion of the feet;
Teenagers in the developmental period, to prevent abnormal gait;
Sports enthusiasts, to prevent running or walking injuries;
Old people, to reduce the burden on lower limb joints and prevent falls.
4. Why is it worth a try?
Customized arch support insoles are like putting on a set of “tailor-made armor” for your feet. It can not only relieve daily fatigue, but also fundamentally improve your body posture and balance, making you more comfortable when walking, exercising, and working.
A pair of good insoles is better than ten plasters.
