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RunScribe Plus Gait Analysis Device
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RunScribe Plus Gait Analysis Device
Category
Personal
Classification
CHENHALL - Personal Gear - Personal Assistive Objects
CHENHALL - Tools & Equipment for Science & Technology - Medical & Psychological T&E - Medical Instruments - Instrument, Diagnostic
Object Origin
Manufacturer:
Scribe Labs Inc.
Date Manufactured:
2018
Physical Characteristics
Object Description: Pair of smooth, black, oval plastic monitor devices (a-b), also referred to as footpods, that attach to wearer's shoelaces. Logo text printed on front in white and blue text, text printed on reverse in white.
Marks: "RunScribe / Plus" Reverse: "CE0700"
Measurements: Object A:
Length: 1.25 in, Width: 0.75 in, Depth: 0.25 in
Weight: 0.002 lbs
Object B:<...
Credit
Museum Purchase, 2018.45.1a-b
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RunScribe Plus Gait Analysis Device
About: RunScribe Plus Gait Analysis Device
About: RunScribe Plus Gait Analysis Device
The RunScribe sensors attach to the laces of your shoes to record and check every step by both feet for proper technique, efficiency, and power. Once the wearer finishes their run or walk, the information can be reviewed on a dashboard to help them improve their stride and help prevent potential injuries. In addition to its use by individuals, RunScribe is used by coaches, medical personnel, and researchers to study a person’s manner of running or walking to help improve their performance, health, and wellbeing.
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