Measurement

👀 Before Measuring:

• Wear tight-fitting clothes, remove shoes, and tie long hair into a round bun at mid-height.
• Stay relaxed for the most accurate results.

Choose the Right Test

Select the appropriate analysis based on the user's needs or treatment goals. 

Follow the on-screen instructions to proceed with the measurement.

• Posture Analysis – Detects postural imbalances and highlights the need for correction (Front, Side, Back, Adam's Forward Bend Test).  
• Core Function Analysis – Evaluates core stability through overhead squats.
• Balance Ability Analysis – Evaluates balance and fall risk by standing on one leg for 10 seconds.

Posture Analysis

• Purpose: Identify postural imbalances and emphasize the need for correction.
• Recommended for: Office workers, students, pre/post-exercise evaluation, individuals with forward head posture or back pain.
• Measurement Method: Front, side, and back view analysis, including Adam's Forward Bend Test.
• 🤚 Do you see severe scoliosis visible to the naked eye?
  To ensure accurate analysis, please guide the user to remove their top (or wear a bratop for females) and wear tight-fitting bottoms. Then, change the measurement mode.

  Go to Setting > Features > Bare Mode and activate the function according to the criteria below: 
  • Bare Mode ON: when severe scoliosis is visibly identified with the naked eye.

     Measurement Outfit: No top / Bratop (for females) + Tight-fitting bottoms
  • Bare Mode OFF: for general posture measurement.
     Measurement Outfit: Tight-fitting top + Tight-fitting bottoms

📌 Front, Side, Back Measurement Positions

• Stand relaxed while keeping your gaze straight ahead.

📌 Adam's Forward Bend Test Position

• Knee: Keep the knees straight.

• Chin: Tuck it toward the collarbone.

• Hands: Extend your arms, and stop when your fingertips reach just above the kneecap. Hold this position.
  💡 Note for the Practitioner:
  Instruct the user to bend forward only enough to clearly expose the thoracic spine. Preventing over-bending is crucial; if the upper thoracic area is lost beyond the capture boundary, the accuracy of the scoliosis measurement will not be guaranteed.

Core Function Analysis

• Purpose: Assess core (abdominal/lumbar) stability and highlight the need for strengthening.
• Recommended for:  Rehabilitation training, Pilates/Yoga practitioners, athletes preparing for intense workouts, individuals with lower back pain.
• Measurement Method:  Perform five overhead squats.

Balance Ability Analysis

• Purpose: Evaluate balance skills and prevent falls.
• Recommended for: Seniors, rehabilitation patients, athletes, and posture correction program participants.
  
• Measurement Method: Stand on one leg for 10 seconds.