alli-GAIT-or analysis - remote foot load sensor
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This shoe insole is designed to track and record an individual's walking or running patterns, targeting the medical field with a cost-effective solution that provides doctors with valuable data for diagnosing and treating ambulatory disorders, ultimately helping people regain mobility. https://youtu.be/-2MUnBF5thM showcases its operation. Details of the insole's construction can be found on hackaday.io project 11154: Alli Gait or Analysis (https://hackaday.io/project/11154-alli-gait-or-analysis). My focus is on alleviating pain and suffering caused by leg, hip, and foot issues through direct assistance to those already affected or as a preventive measure. This concept leverages Piezo speakers to extract information from the load exerted by a person's foot onto the ground. What sets it apart is its mobility and compact size, fitting seamlessly inside a shoe, unlike bulky medical equipment commonly used in centres. The working mechanism relies on flexing a piezo element, generating voltage, which enables multiple sensors to produce distinct signals as the transducer-lined insole responds to foot flexion.
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