Sensory insole for analyzing foot statics and body composition

DE202025001244U1Active Publication Date: 2025-07-24DIENER GUDRUN
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Application Number
DE202025001244
Authority / Receiving Office
DE · DE
Patent Type
Utility models
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2025-05-13
Publication Date
2025-07-24
Estimated Expiration
2035-05-31
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Abstract

Sensory-equipped insole with integrated measuring sensors for recording pressure distribution, arch statics, movement patterns and bioelectrical resistance values. The insole is designed as a wearable, wireless system and is suitable for use in shoes or textile foot systems, as well as being combinable with other smart clothing items and mobile devices.
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Description

2. Technical DescriptionThe invention relates to an insole equipped with sensors and having integrated pressure, conductivity and / or motion sensors (planned under the brand name AIDEM.sole). The sole can acquire measurement data on the arch statics of the foot, the stress distribution, the muscle activity and the bioelectric resistance values (e.g. for the analysis of water, fat and muscle fractions). The system is mobile, cableless and combinatable with textiles or shoes.3. Functioning mode:The insole is intended to be a flexibly insertable module for shoes or textile foot systems. It can detect the biomechanical stress pattern in the daily sector or be incorporated into therapeutic applications. The sole can be connected to mobile terminals and allows an integral body analysis in combination with other elements (e.g. stockings or movement systems).

Claims

Insole equipped with sensors, having integrated measurement sensors for detecting pressure distribution, arch statics, patterns of movement and bioelectric resistance values, wherein the insole is designed as a portable, cableless system and is suitable for use in shoes or textile foot systems, and can be combined with further smart garments and mobile terminals.