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inStryde (Techstars '22)

This startup develops athletic footwear that integrates biomechanical data collection through hardware and software to create hyper-customized orthotics. By utilizing machine learning and 3D printing, the company addresses the need for footwear that aligns with individual foot shapes and biomechanics, enhancing athlete performance and health.

Winston-Salem, United StatesFounded 20192200+ followers
Updated 18 months ago

Funding

$680K raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.

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Funding rounds are not available yet.

Founders

Product

Problem

Generic athletic footwear often fails to address individual biomechanical needs, leading to discomfort, increased risk of injury, and suboptimal athletic performance. Existing orthotics solutions can be expensive, inconvenient to acquire, and may not precisely match the unique contours and pressure points of an athlete's foot.

Solution

inStryde provides hyper-customized athletic footwear and orthotics using a combination of mobile phone scanning, biomechanical data analysis, and 3D printing. The process begins with a user scanning their feet using their smartphone, capturing detailed 3D measurements. This data is then processed using proprietary algorithms developed by aerospace engineers to create insoles that precisely match the individual's foot shape and biomechanics. The resulting custom orthotics are designed to enhance comfort, improve energy retention, and reduce the risk of injury.

Target Audience

The primary target audience includes athletes of all levels seeking to improve performance, reduce injury risk, and enhance comfort through customized footwear solutions, as well as individuals with foot pain or biomechanical issues seeking personalized orthotic support.

Features

  • Mobile phone-based 3D foot scanning for precise measurement capture
  • Biomechanical data analysis to identify individual pressure points and support needs
  • Aerospace-engineered algorithms for optimal insole design
  • 3D printing technology for rapid prototyping and manufacturing of custom orthotics
  • Insoles designed to improve energy retention and reduce injury risk
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