FlexiGait
Markerless Gait Analysis Lab

Gait Analysis is a scientific method for evaluating movement patterns, kinematics, and assessing the range of motion of joints and muscle function during walking. Gait Analysis is used to evaluate, plan, and improve the movement of injured individuals. Corrective movement specialists and physiotherapists use this method to analyze the movements of professional athletes and their injured clients.

Gait analysis represents a scientific approach to assessing movement patterns, ranges of motion in joints, and muscular performance. This method is particularly valuable for evaluating and enhancing movement strategies in individuals with injuries, as well as for developing comprehensive rehabilitation and performance optimization plans.                                                                                                                                                 

Gait analysis, though sometimes done through simple observation, can now be done with the help of advanced technology. By analyzing the data provided by several models of wearable devices and sensors, it is possible to evaluate the patient's gait in terms of stride length, stride length, speed, cycle time and joint angles.

FlexiGait is an AI-powered markerless gait analysis tool that provides lab-quality reports using only a smartphone camera. To use FlexiGait effectively for treadmill gait analysis, follow these guidelines.

In this section, a number of parameters related to gait analysis and related graphs from the FlexiTrace application are examined. These graphs show the changes in the hip, knee and ankle angles in the sagittal plane, with positive values ​​indicating hip flexion and knee flexion and negative values ​​indicating hip extension and knee extension.