Gait analysis is the measurement and evaluation of how a person walks. It assesses movement patterns, symmetry, variability, speed, stride length, and biomechanical efficiency. Modern digital gait analysis uses computer vision and AI to transform movement into measurable health data.

Gait is one of the earliest indicators of functional decline. Research shows that changes in walking speed, variability, and symmetry can precede diagnosis of neurological, musculoskeletal, and cognitive conditions.

Gait is the 6th vital sign™

Wearables count steps.
We analyze movement quality.

Our platform captures and quantifies biomechanical and mobility signals — not just activity volume. This enables clinicians and performance professionals to detect early functional decline that step counts cannot reveal.

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Our patented technology is designed to minimize friction. Assessments can be conducted from data capturing and measurement — no wearables, no markers, and no complex hardware required.

For decades, gait data has been locked inside motion labs, expensive sensor systems, or subjective observation.

Rehab clinicians rely on visual assessment.
Fitness professionals rely on performance feel.
Treadmill manufacturers capture speed and incline — but not movement quality.

We unlock objective gait intelligence using accessible technology — transforming everyday movement into measurable data.

Traditional vital signs measure physiological status.
Gait measures functional status.

Walking speed and mobility patterns are strongly associated with fall risk, injury recurrence, cognitive decline, surgical recovery, and long-term health outcomes.

If you want to understand how well someone will live — measure how they move.

We believe gait is the sixth vital sign™ of functional longevity.