The bucket fill tool is a simple one-click colour replacement tool that enables users to fill a space within a boundary on a scan in the freeForma modelling tool. With the bucket-fill tool, you can save time by filling nested areas without having to paint over them repeatedly.
How to use the feature: step by step guide
Introduction: With this updated interface within the scan correction step, you can manually align the scan if unsatisfied with the automatic alignment provided by the chosen landmarks. We understand that the software might only sometimes automatically generate the desired alignment of the scanned limb. That is why we have added a rotational axis ball to allow easy positioning along all axes.
How to use the feature: step by step guide
We have added options to add belt loops separately without the railing to improve positioning in cases of uneven shapes.
The pose tool in the correction step has been improved to accommodate changing the limb's position to a neutral position. Also, you can now visualize the angles on the axis to help you better immobilize the limb to the desired angles.
How to use the feature: step by step guide
Bug fixes to improve saving measurements to a maximum of 10 and prevent users from having two measurements with the same name.
We have given you the ability to create new users under one organization to help manage orders amongst your team more effortlessly. This new management system gives administrators of accounts with multiple users the ability to assign roles and grant specific permissions. This will ensure data protection and ensure GDPR compliance.
The new "customization" option within the AFO workflow allows you to choose between;
A. The standard option has set values that once chosen applies to all requirements for your AFO.
B. The custom option allows you to add;
C. The sketch option offers you all the options of the custom option but allows you to sketch your own trimline
You now have two options to select from depending on the product option you choose. If you select the standard option in the product step, you will have two options:
If you choose the custom option at the product step, you will have four options;
This will help you save time and skip the extra step of inputting extra measurements.
We have updated our first version of the AFO workflow to enable you to do more in less time. With options for standard measurements and advanced customization, we have equipped you with the flexibility to do more.
With the “standard” customization option, we have set fixed values automatically applied to your AFO order. This will save you the stress of inputting measurement values and adding trim lines. This should cut your AFOorder down by 75%.
· New TPU inlay option
· Including patient weight in the product selection step
· Selection of joint type based on joint size for either pediatric or medium
· Selection of plantar flexion range of motion
· Options to apply no correction or a standard set of correction
The customization option mirrors the previous workflow but has been optimized with more capabilities.It now serves as an advanced tool for clinicians who want more freedom in their customization process.
· Selection TPU inlay (None, full TPU boot, HalfTPU boot)
· Selection of joint type based on joint size
· Selection of plantar flexion range
· Four scan correction selections ( No correction,Forma correction, Standard correction, custom correction)
· Three new model options available ( standard,custom, and sketch)
You can now use a textured demo scan while testing out the Spentys workflow. In previous updates, we introduced "the textured scan" feature, which allows you to scan your patients and get the actual texture and markings in 3D. Now, we have a demo scan with this feature to help you familiarize yourself with the tools and capabilities without using an actual patient's scan. However, this demo scan is currently only available for upper limb scans.
How do you use this feature? Step-by-step guide
1. Once you have selected the limb you want to immobilize and the desired product to be modeled, click next to move to the scan step.
2. In the scan step, select (+Demo scan) and click the next step.
3. The scan will look slightly different, and this is because the opacity is turned down low, so you can see both the plain bluescan and the texture of the scan.
4. Adjust the slider for the opacity at the top right corner of your screen to visualize any desired areas.