3D foot measuring instrument, also known as foot 3D scanner.

It mainly uses the principle of laser to scan and measure the human foot, and calculates and evaluates the measured data through software.

The measured data can be used to evaluate flat feet, high arches, etc., and can also be used in customized insoles.

The following is the process of applying to customized insoles.

1. Use a 3D foot measuring instrument to scan and measure a person's feet.

The person stands still in the scanning area of the device, and stays relaxed and natural during the scanning process.

It usually takes only a few tens of seconds to complete the measurement.

After the laser scan, the device automatically calculates the measured size through the software and automatically saves the data to the computer.

2. Analyze the data and make correction design.

After the data is measured, professional insole designers are also required to analyze the measured data.

And make corresponding correction plans, such as targeted and personalized design plans for flat feet, high arches, etc.

After the plan is completed, it is necessary to perform corresponding operations on the insole design software, and finally design a complete insole model.

3. Import the designed insole data into the corresponding equipment for production.

The format of the insole design software is generally three-dimensional data such as stl.

These three-dimensional data after design need to be imported into the 3D printer or insole engraving machine, and then the equipment is operated to make the insole.

Of course, it is also necessary to choose the appropriate material according to the needs of the customer.

4. Give the made insole to the customer for trial.

It is best to have a trial process for customized insoles.

Through trial, let the customer feel the comfort and support effect after wearing.

If you feel uncomfortable, you need to make corresponding improvements.

5. Follow-up tracking.

After the insole is delivered to the customer, it should also be tracked.

For example, follow-up consultation after one month, three months, and half a year.

In this way, you can more clearly understand the effect of the corrective insole. If you feel uncomfortable during use, you should also make corresponding adjustments.

In addition, it is also convenient for the next step of correction design to obtain better correction effect.