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A plate is a long-term instrument. What to ask about calibration, software support, spare sensors and the service arithmetic over five years.

Before the machine arrives: floor space, power, dust, staffing and the spare parts list that decides how many days a year you can actually produce.

Gait is a sequence with timing, not a single image. What a functional record contains, how the phases are split, and where interpretation starts.

Custom fit sits between off-the-shelf and fully custom. Where the line falls, and the four questions that keep the label honest on both sides.

Shape data and load data answer different retail questions. Which one shortens fitting time, which one reduces returns, and when a store needs both.

Sport names sell insoles; load profiles build them. How duration, surface and shoe volume reach the specification sheet before anything is molded.

A clinic, a shoe retailer and a workshop need different answers from the same category. How to spec a room instead of a machine.

Thermoforming and molding are often used as synonyms and rarely are. What each process does to a blank, and how to tell which one a supplier actually runs.

Where scanning sits in a real appointment: preparation, capture, the second pass, and the handover to the professional who interprets it.

Capture is the shortest part of the chain. What happens to the file afterwards, who edits it, and which checks decide whether the pair matches the design.