Moticon Sensor Insoles
Enhancing sports & health
High-end motion analytics for objective insights enhancing athlete training and patient recovery.
Revolutionary motion profiles
Pressure. Force. Timing. Motion.
Moticon Sensor Insoles combine accurate pressure distribution and force readings with state of the art motion sensing technology. We enable clinical grade mobile motion assessments that can be used effortless by trainers, health professionals and researchers.
For training and rehab.
The cutting edge outcome assessment and biofeedback system for trainers and health professionals
For research.
The most versatile toolkit for free data acquisition and comprehensive analytics in research
Our legacy is science.
Since 2012.
Moticon is revolutionizing the mobile in-shoe wearables market with its wireless sensor insoles. It was the first of its kind. Yet, the 3rd generation raises the bar and sets the stakes – again. In daily use by organizations in clinical research, health care, rehabilitation, performance sports –Â all around the world.
Outstanding customers in science and research
In-house technology.
Made in Germany.
We believe in the power of own technology as it allows us to push the limits with every single development we make. Moticon runs own production and test facilities in Munich, Germany and we have spun a network of top class suppliers around the globe to make the best sensor insoles on the market.Â
Moticon’s commitment to quality
Upcoming events
Accuracy of the fully integrated Insole3’s estimates of spatiotemporal parameters during walking
Efficient fall detection in four directions based on smart insoles and RDAE-LSTM model
Measuring variation in vertical ground reaction force for football boot midsoles, playing surfaces and football specific movements
Acute Effect of Inhibitory Kinesio Tape on Range of Motion, Dynamic Balance, and Gait in Athletes with Hamstring Shortness
“Working with Moticon sensor insoles has allowed us to take our project out of the lab and into a much more familiar setting for our participants, using wireless connectivity allows for simple data collection and reduces the overall set up time. Being able to work with the technical support team on specific customised features has also been extremely useful.”
“We use the pressure measurement soles in the entire training process of all training groups in the ski jumping and Nordic combination teams of the German Ski Association. Our ultimate goal is to release performance potentials. We have chosen Moticon over other vendors because we only have to carry the sensor insoles and no bulky measurement technology equipment when we travel to a training session. Moreover the athletes feels little to no change when he or she completes a ski jump or another training exercise with the insole.”
“Innovative, technologically brilliant – an important step in comprehending post-op patient activity for clinical research. For the first time, we were able to track continuous load profiles across complete healing processes of lower limb fractures in real life. We appreciate Moticon’s efforts to implement challenging product features for scientific research.”
“We work with Moticon products in training routines because of the simple setup without much preparation effort. I like the realization of the vision of wireless measurements with low effort and little interference for the athletes as well as the company’s excellent customer support.”
“My dissertation work with the moticon insoles, funded in part by the National Science Foundation, is situated at the intersection between biomechanics research and clinical orthopaedics. The insoles allow us to take our work outside the laboratory and access environments and terrains that are not possible to reproduce in a lab. Moticon’s product balances engineering and science, with a clear understanding of customer needs. Their support team is both responsive and accommodating when we need specific product details for academic publications. We plan to apply for further NSF funding to purchase more moticon insoles for our future work based on their success in integrating with our lab’s research.”
