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Refine your diagnosis with 13 data biomechanical of walking.
Save time with a complete analysis
in 2 minutes.
Track the evolution of your patients’ data
in 1 click.
Bring a new service to your patients.
How it works ?
1. The patient walks using the connected insoles
First, the patient will place the connected insoles in his shoes. He will then proceed to a walking activity indoors or outdoors.
2. Data transmission via the Bluetooth connection box
After the walking activity, the data will be sent via the Bluetooth connection box directly to the practician web interface.
3. Activity analysis
and correction
Now, the health professional can analyze the data and establish a diagnosis. He can also compare the different activities and evaluate the effects of a correction over the long term.
A dedicated web interface
Characteristics of data provided
DISTANCE COVERED
WALKING SPEED
PROPULSION SPEED
STRIDE AVERAGE SPEED
STEPS NUMBER
STEPS LENGTH
CONTACT PHASE
SUPPORT ASYMETRIE
FLIGHT TIME
CONTACT PROCESS
PRONATION
/SUPINATION
DYNAMIC
PRONATION/
SUPINATION
CADENCE
HIGH PERFORMANCE BRAINUX MICROPROCESSOR
Our Brainux microprocessor powered by Zhor-Tech integrated into the insoles represents the most advanced technology ever developed in the footwear industry. The intelligent insoles integrate several sensors that detect the smallest foot movements and a microprocessor that calculates the bio-mechanical data. You can automatically view the data on your tablet, computer or phone.
PODOSmart®, a kit of 6 pairs of smart insoles!
Technical description
- Packaging: Case composed of 6 pairs of PODOSmart® soles + 2 micro-USB cables + User manual + 1 Bluetooth connection box
- Available sizes: 36/37 – 38/39 – 40/41 – 42/43 – 44/45 – 46/47
- Requires wifi connection
A SOLUTION DEVELOPED IN COLLABORATION WITH HEALTH PROFESSIONALS
We are working in collaboration with health professionals who bring their precious expertise at the service of our solution. Professor Hervé Vespignani is one of them, former head of the neurology and neurological functional exploration department at Nancy University Hospital, he is now head of a neurology practice in Nancy.
