How to Customize Foot Orthotic Insole With 3D Printing Technology
Foot deformity or deformation not only affects daily life, but also brings long-term pain and suffering to patients. At present, the most basic treatment is often the use of orthotics or insoles. How to make a pair of insoles that suitable for your foot shape?
In our daily life, the foot supports our usual outdoor activities, but foot deformities or diseases often bring pain and impact to our life. According to the treatment guidelines for foot and ankle diseases, most early foot deformities and diseases can be treated, alleviated or even cured through customized rehabilitation insoles, including common flat feet, hallux and foot varus, Heel spur, long and short feet and other common foot diseases, and even knee, pelvic and spinal diseases can be treated through foot correction solutions.
So how to customize your own exclusive insole?
In this issue, we will learn how Topyouth uses the integration of 3D printing technology and foot orthopedic insole producing to realize the production of orthopedic insoles.
Firstly, we need to scan the patient's feet through the Topyouth’s F350A Footprint 3D Scanner of to obtain the patient's 3D foot data information for a preliminary analysis and diagnosis;
Each scan can generate an exclusive foot data, which can be sent to your doctor by email to analyze and adjust the scheme. These data can help medical personnel improve the reference and rationality of customized scheme;
According to the foot shape and data, the staff will use professional design software to design 3D insole model data for patients, and then quickly make the insoles required by patients through 3D printing technology. Generally, soft and elastic materials are selected as printing materials for 3D printing insoles. The produced insoles have a certain buffer to the foot, and are comfortable and breathable at the same time. Through 3D printing technology, patients can take away their own exclusive orthopedic insoles on the same day as soon as possible, as to alleviate the impact and pain caused by foot diseases, and assist patients to recover as soon as possible.
