Objective AI Report
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Report date: 16.09.2026
Report code: 1789566430
Walking Orthosis Analysis Report
Device Identification and Basic Information
The product examined in the images is a walking orthosis that provides lower extremity support. The WalkOn inscription is located on the vertical component of the product. This inscription indicates the product’s series and model group.
Brand and Model
According to the optical data obtained from the images, the device features the WalkOn inscription. No other brand or model code information is legible in the images.
Authenticity and Production Period
Considering the design lines, material quality, and the printed text details, it is understood to be an original medical support product. There is no production year label or printed date in the images; therefore, the production period cannot be determined based on the design cues in the images.
Usage Areas
This orthosis is used to support the ankle and improve the stepping mechanism during walking for individuals experiencing foot drop or similar gait disorders. It is suitable for use in orthopedics and physical therapy branches. The product increases the patient’s daily mobility by being worn inside compatible shoes.
Quantity Information
There are a total of 2 orthosis components in the images, consisting of 1 walking orthosis held by hand as the main piece and 1 additional orthosis part of similar structure positioned in the background. Additionally, there is 1 pair of black shoes in the background.
General Condition
The general condition of the device is used. Slight signs of wear are visible on the sole area and fabric surfaces, but the main load-bearing carbon or composite structure maintains its form.
Physical Deformation
There are color changes and slight dirt marks on the heel and middle sections of the beige-colored insole that contacts the sole of the foot. There are no significant tears or fractures on the vertical tension bar or the calf support fabric.
Mechanical Components
The flexible vertical body and the calf-wrapping mechanism of the orthosis are in a structure capable of performing their function. It has a single-piece spring-form design that does not contain hinges or moving mechanisms.
Electronic Components
Since the device is entirely a mechanical and orthopedic support product, it does not contain any electronic components, circuits, or batteries.
Accessories
There is no external box for the device in the images. In the background, there are two black orthopedic or comfort-type shoes that appear to be compatible for use with the orthosis, and one spare orthosis part.
Battery Status
There is no electrical or electronic power source or battery in the product.
Label and Text Inventory
The WalkOn inscription is present in white letters on the vertical support strip of the device. No other technical labels, serial numbers, lot numbers, REF codes, voltage, or standard codes (such as CE) are legible in the rest of the images.
Screen Analysis
The product does not have any electronic screen.
Size and Compatibility
There is no direct numerical measurement or size number for the product in the images. However, considering the product type and anatomical structure, it is seen to be designed to be compatible with the leg and foot measurements of adult individuals.
Documents
There are no invoices, warranty certificates, user manuals, or printed documents in the images.
Usage Duration
There is no counter or data on the device or its components indicating operating hours or total usage duration.
Existing Fault
The examination of the images did not reveal any clear evidence of a fault such as a fracture in the support body, detached components, or error messages.
Potential Fault Risk
There is a risk of wear due to long-term use and friction on the flexible vertical body strip and the fabric velcro strap sections. No serious rusting or structural crushing is observed in the current images.
