Which are the system requirements to use the GPS software?
Our posture analysis laboratories use a modular software called GPS 6 which requires a computer having certain system requirements shown below. We recommend that you do not install other software on your computer to avoid possible conflicts.
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
Minimum configuration
Intel Core 2 Duo CPU or higher
4 GB RAM
10 GB of free space
Display with resolution of 1280 x 1024 or higher
USB ports depending on peripherals
Recommended configuration
Intel i3 CPU or higher
8 GB RAM
20 GB of free space
Display with resolution of 1280 x 1024 or higher
USB ports depending on peripherals
How do GPS Postural Labs help making orthotic insoles?
Our GPS Postural Labs are devices that allow you to assess and analysis (global) posture. They are not a device, and do not include software, that allow you to directly make orthotic insoles. However, data obtained from a patient’s (global) posture does provide important input in the process of making the right orthotic insoles for your patient.
There are many over-the-counter orthotic insoles available; they are pre-fabricated and are designed to provide above all comfort in a wide variety of painful conditions in the lower limbs. Providing your customer the right OTC orthotic insole within your range is crucial. This will ensure their posture is optimally supported decreasing the risk of injury. Many of our customers from the health and fitness, and healthcare industries use our GPS Postural Labs to optimise their OTC orthotic insoles service for their customers.
OTC orthotic insoles generally do not change a patient’s posture to provide therapeutic effects. To achieve specific therapeutic effects to treat diagnosed pathologies, high-end, custom-made orthotic insoles are the standard. Orthopeadic technicians use data from our GPS Postural Labs to ensure that the postural corrections their custom-made orthotic insoles provide are optimal to efficiently and effectively treat patients. Our GPS Postural Labs provide information about a patient’s condition that crosses the limits of specific disciplines within healthcare, and makes true interdisciplinary work possible.