For an injured runner, there are several options available for treatment. In many cases, a clinician performs some form of gait analysis. However, most clinical gait assessments are performed either visually or using a 2-dimensional (2D) approach and a single video camera which is cumbersome, inaccurate, and non-scientific.

The advent of 3-dimensional (3D) biomechanical analysis allows for very accurate measurement of gait biomechanics. As motion capture companies evolve, and the price for technology is reduced, 3D motion capture systems are now more affordable.

More importantly, as our research continues to progress, we have developed automated data analysis methods and algorithms for understanding injury aetiology and optimization of treatment. Therefore, we have developed this sophisticated 3D technology for clinicians to help them interpret and integrate this technology into their daily practice.

Learn more about our 3D GAIT ANALYSIS SYSTEM .