• Active area: 50x100 cm HDR: captures the three key phases of the gait cycle (contact, stance, and propulsion)
• Passive extensions are provided to lengthen the approach lane and ensure an unrestricted stride
• High-density HDR technology: detailed pressure reproduction even on intermediate formats
• Compact design: comprehensive dynamic analysis without the need for bulky equipment in the office
• Compatible with FreeStep software for ready-to-use clinical reports

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PRODUCT DETAILS

A dynamic analysis available in an optimized format

The FreeMed Dynamic 100 cm platform is designed for practitioners who want to perform reliable gait analyses while making the most of the available space in their practice. Its medium length allows for the capture of the essential phases of the gait cycle without requiring a bulky setup.

Targeted observation of moving supports

This format allows users to focus on key moments in the gait cycle, including:

  • initial contact
  • the stance phase
  • propulsion

The collected data provide a clear picture of the biomechanical mechanisms, facilitating clinical interpretation.

Integration into your podiatry practice

Compatible with clinical analysis tools, it integrates easily into a comprehensive assessment protocol, complementing static or postural analyses.
The high sensor density combined with HDR technology ensures a detailed representation of plantar pressure, even on a smaller surface area. This provides reliable information to guide treatment decisions.