We are happy to announce that we have recently reached the milestone of 300 customers! Our solutions are used by researchers & clinicians in more than 35 countries with published data on more than 10’000 patients.
We are delighted to start a new research project entitled “Kinemagics” in partnership with the University of Geneva. The objective of this exciting project will be to bring clinical 3D kinematics assessment outside gait laboratories using wearable devices! Learn more on the project on our dedicated page.
We were thrilled by the attendance we had at our live webinar last week! Thanks to all those of you who participated and helped make it a success. If you were not able to attend, you can now watch the video of the presentation. If you have any questions regarding our new generation of products,…
A new scientific publication titled “Hurdle Clearance Detection and Spatiotemporal Analysis in 400 Meters Hurdles Races Using Shoe-Mounted Magnetic and Inertial Sensors” validating measurements made with our Physilog®5 sensor in 400 meters hurdles has just been released. We had the chance to hand over a copy of this publication to former French athlete Stephane Diagana, the first French male athlete to…
Gait Up was recently featured in the famous medicare magazine AARP in an article dealing with the importance of technology to solve mobility challenges. READ THE ARTICLE
Gait Up is very proud to be part of the “Walking to Santiago” project in which 11 individuals affected by Parkinson disease who are used to walk 5 times per week, will take the pilgrimage route to Santiago for 7-day trip over a distance of 120 km. During this long journey, they will be accompanied by…
Gait Up is delighted to announce its new collaboration with MedRhythms, a leading digital therapeutics company based in Portland, Maine USA. MedRhythms is treating patients who suffer from neurological injuries and disease with interventions that measure and improve walking based on the neuroscience of music. With this new partnership, MedRhythms integrates Gait Up’s proprietary sensors, Physilog®, and algorithm into their…
Deep learning, the latest evolution of machine learning, has been promised to impact the world to the same degree as the internet. However, deploying an accurate deep-learning model on limited computational resources of embedded system is one of the state-of-the-art challenges. Gait Up is proud to introduce the first ever known deep-learning based human activity…