See the baseline
Bring posture, composition and mobility into one guided starting point that professionals can review with confidence.
NEXBODY X60 / BODY INTELLIGENCE STATION
One guided assessment for posture, segmental body composition and neck-shoulder mobility.
BODY DATA / ONE CONTINUOUS RECORD
Bring posture, composition and mobility into one guided starting point that professionals can review with confidence.
Turn complex measurements into visual reports that make progress and priorities easier to understand.
Keep comparable records across follow-up assessments, locations and the people responsible for the next action.
X60 / GUIDED WORKFLOW
A guided session brings posture, segmental composition and neck-shoulder mobility into one controlled assessment.
Depth vision maps anatomical landmarks while professionals retain control of the final review.
A continuous record turns complex body data into findings that can be reviewed, explained and shared.
ONE RECORD / THREE PROFESSIONAL VIEWS
Each view is shown in full, preserving the reporting interface and the context around every measurement.



MEASUREMENT MADE TANGIBLE
Purpose-built capture, clear visual reporting and outputs designed to continue into professional workflows.
Explore F20NEXBODY ECOSYSTEM

OneScan combines static plantar-pressure assessment and dynamic gait analysis on a dedicated piezoresistive sensor platform. Five platform lengths with 9,216–55,296 sensor contacts support clinical, rehabilitation, sports-science and research workflows.
Explore system
F20 scans both feet together, bringing full-foot morphology, more than 30 measurements, AI arch-index classification and STL output into one dedicated workflow. Chinese and English interfaces support professional review, report comparison and printing.
Explore systemWORKFLOWS IN CONTEXT
Existing product and environment assets now show how each system fits a professional setting, from intake to review and onward action.

A printable, shareable report with risk-level indicators that can be reviewed and corrected by the clinician.

Email, print and optional institution branding keep the report inside the facility workflow.

Reports for dynamic gait and static pressure that can be exported or connected through an open API.

STL models and comparable reports for retail, campus screening and orthotic workflows.
WHO WE SERVE
Choose the assessment workflow around your service model, then configure reports and handoffs for the team using them.
Build structured onboarding and review moments around composition, posture and measurable progress.
Establish repeatable baselines and review posture or mobility changes across a program.
Combine whole-body assessment with dedicated gait and plantar-pressure workflows when movement detail matters.
Give professionals consistent reports, configurable thresholds and practical ways to share findings.
Use full-foot morphology, arch classification and STL output to support fitting and customization.
Create repeatable assessment records for teaching, screening and structured data collection.
FROM DECISION TO DAILY USE
Match the product and assessment scope to your facility, audience and reporting needs.
Plan installation, onboarding and role-based use around the way your team already works.
Keep devices, reporting and integrations aligned as locations and services expand.
COMMON QUESTIONS
X60 brings posture, body composition and guided mobility together. OneScan focuses on gait and plantar pressure. F20 focuses on 3D full-foot morphology and STL output.
Supported reporting workflows include printing, email sharing and optional institution branding. Exact options depend on the selected product and deployment.
Product workflows can support data interfaces, import and export. The integration scope is confirmed during product consultation.
No. NEXBODY measurements and reports support professional assessment and review; they do not replace clinical diagnosis.
PRODUCT CONSULTATION
Tell us who you assess, what your team needs to understand and how the result should move through your operation.