Dynamic foot scanning: A new approach for measurement of the human foot shape while walking

Schmeltzpfenning, Timo; Plank, Clemens; Krauß, Inga; Aswendt, Petra; Grau, Stefan

doi:10.1080/19424280902977111

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“…We captured dynamic foot length data during ROP with the DynaScan4D system (Schmeltzpfenning 2009). Five synchronized Digital Light Projection (DLP) scanner units (ViALUX, Germany), each composed of one charge-coupled device (CCD) camera and one projection unit, are attached to a 4.6 m long and 0.8 m high walkway.…”

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Influencing variables on 3D measured foot length during gait in children and adolescents

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The maximum horizontal force ( force-plate) in the running direction coincided with the moment at which the forefoot studs ceased to travel posteriorly and instead moved anteriorly (3D tracking). This was considered the time of peak push-off and showed agreement between force-plate data and 3D tracking results. The ratio of horizontal to vertical force was greatest at the end of contact. This implied the resultant force was acting in a more horizontal direction, potentially increasing the risk of slipping. It should be noted that at this point only the tip of the shoe was in contact.Further investigation into the orientation and velocity of the shoe during different movements with a larger data set is currently being undertaken.This will lead to a comprehensive database of boundary conditions suitable for traction test devices.

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“…It is widely assumed that foot shape changes during the roll over process (ROP) of gait cycle (Maier 2003, Schmeltzpfenning 2009). The traditional approach to address changes in foot length is to modify lasts using an allowance differing from static foot length.…”

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Influencing variables on 3D measured foot length during gait in children and adolescents

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“…DynaScan4D, a five-scanner system based on active triangulation, was used to capture static and dynamic 3D foot and last morphology (Schmeltzpfenning et al 2009). A total of 2554 healthy children and adolescents (aged 6 to16 years) participated in the study.…”

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Development of well-fitting shoes for children and adolescents

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“…The dynamic 3D foot scan system comprises five scanners and foot analysis software developed by sportmedicin Tübingen (Schmeltzpfenning 2009). The measurement set-up used for this study is similar but works synchronised with a glass force plate to assess also kinetics during walking.…”

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Development of a model to analyse foot biomechanics using dynamic 3D surface scanning

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Dynamic foot scanning: A new approach for measurement of the human foot shape while walking

Cited by 22 publications

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Influencing variables on 3D measured foot length during gait in children and adolescents

Influencing variables on 3D measured foot length during gait in children and adolescents

Development of well-fitting shoes for children and adolescents

Development of a model to analyse foot biomechanics using dynamic 3D surface scanning

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