Validation
WORISE technology performance is evaluated through instrument‑based measurement systems, institutional designation, and controlled test protocols — not subjective claims.
Institutional Designation
WORISE was designated under the Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science (KRISS) Technical Home Doctor Program (No. 2023-14) for technical innovation in mechanical gait technology.
Technical Home Doctor: Woo Sam Yong, Mechanical Metrology Group, KRISS.
Program period: January 1, 2023 – December 31, 2024. This designation indicates institutional recognition; it does not constitute product certification or endorsement.
Test Results
The following data points are drawn from controlled measurement protocols using G‑WALK and G‑Sensor plantar measurement systems.
Impact Force Comparison
Conventional EVA midsole vs WORISE mechanical spring system — peak heel-strike impact force
Selected test data indicate up to 30% reduction in peak impact force under defined heel‑strike test conditions compared to conventional EVA midsole.
The spring mechanism was tested through 4,000,000 compression cycles with consistent mechanical behavior throughout the test period.
Gait measurements conducted using G‑WALK inertial sensor and G‑Sensor plantar pressure system under controlled indoor conditions.
Clinical Environment
WORISE spring outsole prototypes have been evaluated in rehabilitation and clinical settings to observe gait response under real‑world walking conditions.
Observations include heel‑strike force patterns, pressure redistribution across the plantar surface, and user feedback on mechanical response during structured walking tasks.
These observations are preliminary and do not constitute clinical trial results. Further independent evaluation is planned through clinical collaboration partnerships.
WORISE welcomes structured gait evaluation and pilot study discussions with qualified research institutions and clinical laboratories.
