Gait analyzer is a professional device used to evaluate human gait. It is widely used in medicine, rehabilitation, sports science, orthopedics and foot health. Its main functions and features are as follows:

I. The main role of gait analyzer

1. Clinical diagnosis

Help doctors diagnose gait abnormalities, such as hemiplegic gait, paraplegic gait, spastic gait, Parkinson's gait, etc.

Evaluate plantar pressure distribution and identify abnormal gait patterns.

2. Rehabilitation training and evaluation

Monitor gait changes during rehabilitation and help patients adjust their walking style.

Guide postoperative rehabilitation, such as knee replacement, ankle injury rehabilitation, etc.

3. Sports biomechanical analysis

Evaluate the gait pattern of athletes, improve sports performance, and reduce the risk of injury.

Study the effects of different sports on the lower limbs, such as running, jumping, etc.

4. Orthotics and foot health

Design customized corrective insoles or orthotics to improve the mechanical structure of the foot.

Assess foot problems such as flat feet, high arches, and inversion of the foot.

5. Fall risk assessment for the elderly

Analyze gait stability, predict fall risks, and develop fall prevention intervention plans.

Monitor parameters such as step length and speed to detect gait abnormalities in a timely manner.

2. Main functions of gait analyzer

1. Gait parameter measurement

Gait cycle parameters such as step length, speed, cadence, swing phase, and support phase.

2. Plantar pressure distribution analysis

Record the pressure distribution in different areas of the plantar to evaluate walking stability.

3. Joint angle and motion trajectory analysis

Monitor the motion trajectory of joints such as hips, knees, and ankles to evaluate gait abnormalities.

4. Three-dimensional gait analysis

Combined with optical or inertial sensing technology, whole-body gait motion modeling is achieved.

5. Real-time gait feedback

Display gait data through the software interface to provide real-time feedback and adjustment suggestions.

6. Data storage and comparative analysis

Record the patient's multiple gait data and analyze the changing trend of rehabilitation process or sports performance.