One Key Control Of Motion Status Of Insole With Sensor

  For installing wireless sensor hardware, shoes Son seems to be a reasonable place. Electronic devices can be integrated into a hard sandwich structure. It's a little more natural than adding it to a shirt or boxer shorts. Insoles are a better choice because a smart insole can be used in multiple pairs of sneakers and casual shoes. For example, athletes can replace smart insoles between running shoes, sports shoes and ski boots.

The sensor configuration of the moticon insole includes 13 pressure sensors all over the insole, a 3D acceleration sensor and a temperature sensor. The insole is also equipped with ant + wireless connection hardware, and an integrated data recorder can be added. All the hardware is embedded in the multilayer structure, including sensor layer, dielectric layer and ring electronic device module. The battery of the module can be replaced by a removable cover at the bottom of the insole.

Moticon started with biomechanics research in universities. In 2009, sensor insole technology was demonstrated as part of the skigo system. Skigo collects data from the insole and filters it through a wireless processor around the skier's neck. The software transforms the original data into real-time voice guidance, and gives skiers tips during skiing, thus helping them improve their skills.

Moticon still targets skiers as a target consumer, but also recognizes that the wide appeal of sensor insoles goes far beyond ski slopes. By offering its own smart insole, moticon hopes athletes in other sports will adopt the technology. The company also envisions insoles for physical therapy and medical / sports research.

Opengo insoles track foot pressure, movement, acceleration patterns and gait. Data information will be sent directly to a compatible USB flash disk for computer analysis. This process can be performed in real time when you use available data recorders in the gym, lab, or after exercise.

The matching beaker software can transform the data into charts and other forms of analysis. The software extension allows data analysis to be displayed simultaneously in the wearer's active video, thus showing the exact condition of the feet during routine training. It can provide valuable advice to everyone, from professional athletes who want to maximize their skills to ordinary people in post-traumatic rehabilitation.

Opengo insoles with data recorders can record data for four consecutive days. It is designed to record data only when the user is moving. So when a user sits down, lies down, or stops on the sidewalk, it stops recording.

In addition to offering opengo insoles for use with personal computers, moticon also advertises a wearable voice guidance processor. The device is similar to the product used for the skigo system, but can be programmed for other activities. It allows athletes to choose real-time, on-the-spot digital guidance.

The opengo insole was the big winner of the innovation world cup at the wearable technology conference last month, bringing home the Grand Prix and medical and health awards home. Although moticon sells opengo insoles directly, we are told that it does not provide general price information because it "provides personalized product consultation.".