The origin and etymology of plantar pressure mapping terminology

How ankle-foot mechanics (talus, subtalar joint) contribute to shock absorption and propulsion

The direct vs indirect data measured by pressure mapping systems (pressure, surfaces, time vs GRF, speed, angles)

The advantages of capacitive sensors over resistive ones in sports contexts

How to evaluate sensor accuracy using hysteresis, non-linearity, and repeatability

The role of sampling frequency and resolution in capturing high-speed athletic movements

The difference between force and pressure and why both are essential for performance analysis

How to read and interpret a force-time curve and its relationship to impulse and momentum

The distinction between Center of Mass (CoM) and Center of Pressure (CoP), and their biomechanical significance

Specifications and applications of the XSENSOR Walkway Mat and X4 Intelligent Insoles

How Pro Foot & Gait software integrates hardware and software capabilities for a comprehensive athlete's biomechanical analysis

Practical applications of mats vs insoles in rehab, sprinting, change of direction, shoe fitting, and orthotics testing