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Considerations for Selecting an In-Shoe Gait Analysis System
Which In-Shoe Gait Analysis System is Right for Me?
In-shoe gait analysis technology provides insights into what is occurring inside the shoe. But not all in-shoe systems are the same. There are many different types of in-shoe system out there to meet a variety of different needs. Depending on if you are using the system to conduct research or treat patients, you might be looking for different features out of your gait system. Below are some of the common differentiating criteria to be considered.
F-Scan GO™ System |
F-Scan64 2.0™ System |
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The next generation of Tekscan’s premier gait analysis system, the F-Scan GO is the advanced in-shoe option with high resolution sensors and high scanning rates for the most demanding gait research applications. |
Our in-shoe system for the clinical market, the F-Scan64 provides a quick set up compact system with insights into essential gait parameters. |
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There are many factors that go into selecting your gait technology, but the core differences between Tekscan's two in-shoe systems is in the hardware. The chart below outlines key features in each system to help guide you to the system that will best fit your needs.
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F-Scan GO: Comprehensive in-shoe gait analysis system |
F-Scan64 2.0: Compact, cord-free in-shoe gait analysis system |
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| Max # of Sensels | Up to 966 | 64 |
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| Sensor Sizes | Trimmable Sensors: Ranging from Men's 14 (USA) - Smallest size Girls Size 2 | 6 presized sensors: Ranging from Women's size 5.5 (US) to Men's size 12.5 (US) |
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| Synchronization Capabilities |
Yes Compatible with external synchronization (Video, motion capture, force plate, EMG) and other Tekscan systems |
No |
When deciding on which system will fit your needs, consider the most important specifications to how you plan to use the product. While this list is comprehensive, it does not cover all the features included in each system.
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