2D Plantar Scanner

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The PT-2D plantar scanner employs optical technology to capture a two-dimensional image of the foot. The device provides a visual representation of the plantar area and simulates foot pressure. The reports generated by this 2D plantar scanner include plantar images and pressure distribution simulations. This scanner offers a quick and convenient way to perform preliminary foot assessments and analysis.

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2D Plantar Scanner | PT-2D Plantar Scanner

The PT-2D Plantar Pressure Scanner captures a two-dimensional image of the foot using advanced optical technology. The device provides a visual representation of the plantar surface along with a simulated display of foot pressure. This 2D Plantar scanner enables quick and efficient primary assessment and analysis of the foot.

What is the application of the 2D Plantar Scanner (Optical)?

The PT-2D Plantar Scanner is a valuable tool for rapid morphological analysis in clinical studies or orthopedics. While it does not provide automated diagnoses, it helps specialists identify relevant foot conditions by examining detailed foot images. Additionally, shoe retailers can use the 2D scanner to accurately determine foot size and recommend the appropriate insole if needed.

High-speed scanning in less than 8 seconds

Sturdy and portable

Capable of full-weight scanning

File creation and compatibility with PayaTek's integrated software

How is 2D Plantar Scanning Performed?

Foot scanning with the PT-2D Plantar Scanner is conducted in a static mode, capturing images of both feet simultaneously. Although the device does not use pressure sensors, it provides a realistic representation of the foot, and the foot pressure distribution map is generated through advanced image processing. This makes the 2D-plantar scanner a valuable tool for specialists, particularly in the design of orthotics and medical insoles.

Additionally, the 2D-plantar scanner allows specialists to quickly and accurately measure foot length, width, type, size, and pressure areas.

The output from the 2D foot scanner can be transferred to the PT-Insole Design software, enabling the design and production of medical insoles using CAD/CAM technology.

The software for this device allows for the comparison of reports before and after corrections and medical interventions. This comparison helps assess the impact of interventions on the patient’s foot condition and facilitates patient progress tracking.

It is important to note that 2D-plantar scanners are generally categorized as economical options. As a result, they are often used for initial examinations or as a complementary tool alongside 3D plantar scanners and foot pressure scanners for more precise evaluations and effective treatment planning.

The output from the 2D plantar scanner can be transferred to the PT-Insole Design software, enabling the design and production of medical insoles using advanced CAD/CAM technology.

The software also allows for the comparison of reports before and after corrections or medical interventions. This feature helps assess the impact of interventions on the patient’s foot condition and supports effective tracking of their progress.

What is the Difference Between 2D Plantar Scanners, Foot Pressure Scanners, and 3D Plantar Scanners?

Here’s a summary of the differences:

2D Foot Scanner (Optical): 2D Foot Scanner (Optical): This scanner captures a digital image of the foot’s shape and surface using optical technology. It is based on a 2D scanner typically used for scanning text and documents. The optical scanner is placed inside a frame with a glass surface, capturing a true-to-life image of the plantar.

Although it does not measure pressure or arch height (since it lacks sensors for these measurements), it provides a visual representation of the foot for analysis. It is commonly used for quick assessments and basic foot morphology analysis.

Foot Pressure Scanner: This scanner measures the pressure distribution across the foot using pressure sensors. It offers detailed insights into pressure points, which is especially useful for diagnosing foot conditions and designing insoles or orthotics.

3D Plantar Scanner: Unlike 2D and pressure scanners, a 3D plantar scanner creates a three-dimensional model of the foot, providing a more detailed and accurate representation. It captures foot shape, size, and dimensions in 3D, making it ideal for designing custom insoles and orthotics, as well as diagnosing complex foot conditions.

Each scanner serves unique applications, depending on the specific needs of foot analysis or treatment planning.

Features of the PayaTek 2D Plantar Scanner:

Quick scanning of both feet in under 8 seconds
Lightweight and portable design
Weight-bearing up to 150 kg
Simple connection to a computer via a single USB cable
Compact, ideal for use in limited spaces
Integrated with the comprehensive PT-Scan Suit software, enabling secure storage of scans in patient files

Weight	11 kg
Dimensions	61 × 43 × 7 cm

Specification

Scan Technology:	Light and Image Processing
Maximum Scanning Area:	43 × 30 cm
Dimensions:	61 × 43 × 7 mm
Weight:	11 kg
Operating System:	Windows 10 and 11 (64-bit)