GaitSens 2.0 provides real-time measurement, reporting, and feedback of temporal and spatial parameters of gait and balance.  Sensors installed in a GaitKeeper treadmill send data to a supplied tablet for clinician and user application.  

Measure, assess and treat user gait in real-time with data on speed, cadence, swing time, step length, base of support and weight-bearing dynamics.  Graphical representation of data presented in Therapist View allows for quick and easy identification of asymmetries in gait.  

Real-time data display is recorded to playback for clinician and client review, with recorded videos embedded to correspond with data playback.  The whole or sections of the session can be selected for further data analysis and reporting, allowing for comparison of performance in different conditions within the same recording.  

Comprehensive reports are provided with step and stride length and time, gait cycle phases, weight-bearing, gait symmetry, speed, and cadence.  Reports can be compared with previous sessions to demonstrate progress over time, or with normal parameters. Reports can be saved and printed for objective documentation and tracking of changes over time.  Raw data can also be reported for each stride.  

Feedback can be provided to the user for a selected parameter with clean, simple to understand visual and auditory cues displayed in the User View.  A recording of the treatment with full graphical representation in Therapist View is recorded to be played back, and a report can be generated from the data collected.  

Balance assessment, feedback, and reporting can be performed with the user standing anywhere on the treadmill and facing any direction.  Balance assessment can be performed in varying conditions including firm and compliant standing surface and varying base of support. Balance assessment can be performed for sway and targeting with adjustable parameters.  Balance reports can be printed and saved, and up to 5 reports can be compared to show progress over time.  

GaitSens identifies gait parameters at walking speeds only, at least 0.3mph, and requires approximately 50 pounds of force into the sensors for accurate data collection.  GaitSens works with the treadmill incline set to zeo degrees only.