Wiky Platform features a 3D weight-bearing foot scanner built for podiatrists — visualize feet under real conditions, streamline workflows, and create truly custom orthotics for better patient outcomes.
Capture high-resolution 3D scans of foot molds or impressions with our flatbed scanner. The scans are instantly uploaded to the platform, allowing you to design, customise, and submit orders seamlessly—all in one integrated workflow.
Finding the optimal scanning solution was crucial for our company. We needed something that delivered excellent results, was reliable, and offered a transparent and flexible export strategy. As a startup, Wiky Solution was instrumental in helping us scale. They empowered our customers with effective iPhone scanning and facilitated a seamless workflow through their Wiky Cloud services. We’ve had a fantastic collaboration with Wiky Solution and highly recommend them for both new and established companies in O&P.
Kyriakos Efstathiou, Founder at K.O.E.
The Wiky Design Engine has completely transformed how we design our 3D printed products like AddiSole (custom insoles) and AddiFlex (AFOs). Designs that once took hours can now be completed in minutes—with outstanding precision, consistency, and ease. The cloud-based platform allows us to design from anywhere, collaborate effortlessly, and respond faster to clinical needs. Our customers love the flexibility and speed it brings, and it has become a vital part of our digital workflow in delivering high-quality, patient-specific O&P solutions.
Rohit Gupta, Founder at Addiwise Technologies.
It is a great pleasure to recommend this tool , which I experience so valuable in clinical patient work. Also patients are genuinely impressed and delighted with this tool and technique implemented into the clinical consultation. It so useful and contributes to increasing the positive experience of consultation.
Øyvind Gallefoss, Specialist in general and orthopedic surgery
Find quick answers to the most common questions about our platform, features, and workflow—designed to help you get started and troubleshoot with ease.
How does the TrueDepth camera work?
The TrueDepth camera uses structured light. There is an infrared projector and camera that projects a known pattern and are able to measure the distance to 30k dots (interpolated to 205k dots) at 30fps.
What devices currently have the TrueDepth camera?
iPhone X, iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max, iPhone XR, iPad Pro(2018-2021), iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, iPhone 11 Pro Max, iPhone 12, iPhone 12 Mini, iPhone 12 Pro and iPhone 12 Pro Max.
How accurate is it?
There is no single metric that fully describes the accuracy of 3D reconstruction. That being said each depth vector is accurate to ~0.5mm from 0.1-1.0 meters of distance. As you move the camera closer to the object being scanned, our algorithms refine the surface and fill in sharper detail. (You can try this for yourself by starting a scan far away from your face and then coming closer—the details of your eyelids will be resolved).
Can I scan things with the rear-facing camera?
Unfortunately, not at this time, as the TrueDepth camera is only front-facing on iPhones. However, we are developing a small 3D printable bracket that redirects the front-facing camera 90º to make scanning easier.
How big of an object can I scan?
Our algorithms do not require you to pre-set the bounding box of what you are scanning. The only limitations to how large an object you can scan are the memory of the phone.
What is the range of the scanner?
You can utilise the full range of the TrueDepth camera, which works up to about three meters, though it is much more accurate at distances under one meter.
What is not scannable?
Extremely glossy/reflective things and see-through things (like glass). The TrueDepth sensor may not work in bright sunlight.
Wiky is a cloud-based platform designed for orthotics, prosthetics, and podiatry professionals to streamline 3D scanning, design, and patient management.
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