Gait
Analysis.
What is gait analysis?
Gait analysis is the study of how a person walks. By measuring movement throughout each step, it can provide objective insight into walking patterns, identify changes in gait and support clinical assessment, rehabilitation and research.
Every step follows a repeating cycle from the moment the foot contacts the ground to the beginning of the next step. Understanding each phase helps reveal how movement, timing and loading change throughout the gait cycle.
Understand how people move.
Path Active enables movement data to be collected during walking, helping clinicians and researchers better understand how people move in controlled and real-world environments.
Step into meaningful data.
Path Active combines wearable sensors with connected software to transform movement into measurable gait parameters. Data can be reviewed remotely, supporting objective assessment, monitoring and comparison over time.
Plantar pressure in real-time.
Visualise pressure distribution beneath the foot and identify how loading changes throughout movement.
Activity over time.
Monitor walking and movement beyond a single assessment to understand changes over longer periods.
Applications.
Clinical assessment
Build an objective picture of gait and movement patterns to complement clinical observation and support assessment.
Rehabilitation monitoring
Track changes in gait over time to understand progress and evaluate the impact of rehabilitation or interventions.
Mobility research
Capture real-world movement data to support clinical studies, research and the development of mobility solutions.