An orthopedic shoe making method and system

Abstract

The invention relates to an orthopedic shoe making method and system. The orthopedic shoe making method comprises the steps of collecting foot data and other health data of a patient; collecting the foot data by using a network; performing three-dimensional modeling by using the collected foot data and forming a foot three-dimensional model which is the same as or close to a real foot in shape; correcting the foot three-dimensional model; making a shoe according to the corrected three-dimensional model. The orthopedic shoe making system comprises a data collection device, a data collection converging device, a three-dimensional modeling device and a shoe making device. The method and the system can meet foot health requirements of users, can be operated by users conveniently with less time and can be used for foot orthotics; the shoe making efficiency is high.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a method and system for making orthopedic shoes, belonging to the field of shoe making. [0002] The term "inner sole of a shoe" refers to the part where the sole of the foot steps on, that is, the position where the sole of the foot contacts after the foot is worn in; the inner sole of the shoe includes both the plane (or curved surface) that contacts the sole of the foot and the plane ( or curved surface) of a certain thickness; in particular, the inner sole of a shoe may include an insole. [0003] The term "inside of the vamp", commonly known as the "inner" of the shoe, refers to the position where the upper part of the foot (including toes, instep, ankle, etc.) contacts. [0004] The term "shoes and boots gluing process" includes the following processes: fabric, lining cutting - upper making (including edge, hem, sewing upper, etc.) - bottom making (including various bottom material shaping, processing, stretching, etc.) —...

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Problems solved by technology

Its disadvantages are: (1) When the image data is converted into a 3D model, some data defects can only be compensated by the calculation results of fixed formulas (calculation based on foot length, weight, etc.), and the calculation formulas mentioned above are statistically significant In the final analysis, it is still a rough approximation process, which will obviously be different from the actual foot shape of the individual; (2) the way to obtain data is only image recognition, and there is no accurate plantar pressure test process in the entire shoe-making process, so it is impossible to Propose a solution for accurate pressure data; (3) The shoemaking method focuses on the sole manufacturing technology, and less consideration is given to the upper; (4) Limited to the current 3D printing efficiency, the shoe production cycle is longer; (5) Limited to the current 3D printing materials, the cost of shoes is relatively high

[0016] All in all, in the current shoe-making technology, there is no solution that can take into account the following elements at the same time: (1) the shoes completely or approximately match the foot shape; (2) meet the needs of foot health; (3) the production cycle is short; (4) Time-saving and convenient user operation; (5) Low production cost; (6) High comfort of shoes; (7) Shoes can be orthopedic; (8) Comprehensive consideration of foot images and pressure distribution data to obtain a complete foot data; (9) to meet the user's personalized (such as aesthetics) needs

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