How does the foot 3D laser scanner assess flat feet?

The foot laser 3D scanner mainly uses the principle of laser to obtain the size and 3D data of the foot.

From this data, we can see the 3D shape of our foot, including the toes, arch, and heel areas.

Flat feet, which have lower arches, result in more contact area between the foot and the ground.

Generally, the software of the device includes a set of normal arch data for comparison. When the data difference exceeds a certain threshold, it can be determined as flat feet.

The normal arch data is scientifically validated and certified by various medical institutions, and is universally recognized data.

There are scientific criteria for determining conditions like flat feet or high arches.

The measured data will be fully presented in the software and, based on the evaluation standards, the software will assess whether the measured data indicates flat feet.

Using the measured data, such as arch height, shape, and other parameters, calculations and classifications are made to assess the condition of flat feet.

Of course, flat feet can be classified into mild, moderate, and severe cases.

The foot laser 3D scanner is mainly used for measuring data.

The data can be used to assess flat feet, high arches, etc., and also applied in the production of corrective insoles.

The 3D data measured by the foot 3D scanner can be imported into insole design software for insole design and production. It can also be used in schools for mass screening of children's feet, and in hospitals for foot health assessment.