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Visualize 3D motion — and force — anywhere.

No calibration
No markers
Results in one minute

Easy Measurement

No camera calibration and no body-worn sensors. Mount the camera on a tripod, connect it to a PC, and you can start measuring right away.

A tripod-mounted camera connected to a PC for measurement

A 6 m Measurement Range

Stand in front of the camera so your whole body is in frame, and walk toward it. With AB Cam, the camera built for GaitForce, you can measure and analyze a range of 1.5–7.5 m from the camera.

Diagram of the measurement range: 1.5–7.5 m from the camera, with a 6.0 m analysis region

Result Comparison

Display multiple analysis results on a single screen and compare them side by side, or overlay them as semi-transparent models. Each dataset is color-coded, making visual comparison easy — useful for before/after treatment comparisons or comparisons between subjects.

A GaitForce screen comparing four color-coded analysis results side by side

Reports (Beta)

GaitForce automatically generates a report that computes representative metrics from a gait measurement and summarizes them in tables and charts. You can configure what to include, save layouts for reuse, and export the report as a printable PDF.

A sample gait analysis report generated by GaitForce

Fast Analysis

GaitForce runs analysis quickly thanks to our proprietary AB Engine software. For a typical gait measurement, results are ready in about a minute.

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* Currently, only walking is supported. Support for other movements is planned.

What Gets Quantified

Joint Angle

The angles of the major joints. Individual movement traits emerge, such as left–right asymmetry and how load is borne.

Ground Reaction Force

The contact force between the floor and the foot. It corresponds to the force the foot exerts against the floor to move the body forward–backward, side to side, and up and down.