Accurate, durable, fully digital — experience a better fit.
Accurate, durable, fully digital. Experience a better fit.
Three-dimensional (3D) printing also known as additive manufacturing process that creates a physical object from a digital file. The process works by laying down thin layers of material in the form of liquid or powdered plastic, metal or cement, and then fusing the layers together.
The lattice design is what sets 3D-printed orthotics apart. 3D printing means building something from the ground up, customizing the design, and changing the structure. At FeetTech we can design the lattice to be more flexible or rigid in certain areas. We can also design the lines at a certain angle, adding an intrinsic motion control compared to traditional manufacturing which has the same properties throughout the entire shell.
FeetTech 3D printed insoles are more accurate (with an accuracy of 0.1 mm), thinner and lightweight than traditional custom orthotics. They provide a better fit, resulting in more regular wear and leading to a better adoption.
3D printing technology allows for highly personalized insoles tailored to an individual’s foot shape, arch, shoe type and gait pattern. Our customized 3D insoles provide better comfort, support, control options (for heel, midfoot, metatarsal, fore foot) and flexibility for a healthy range of motion
FeetTech’s 3D-printed insoles are made from the most durable materials, which can withstand prolonged use and maintain their shape and support over time
Our insoles offer three design types that can be further customized based on the individual’s dynamic gait analysis, intended activities, shoe type, or other inputs such as a 3D scan. They also cater to a wide range of sports. The 3D-printed component is personalized based on the person’s dynamic pressure measurements and tailored to the specific shoe type and sport activity.
