Static Plantar Pressure
Compares left-right loading, forefoot-rearfoot distribution, and concentrated pressure during standing.
Understand the loading and mobility behind every step through objective data.
GaitRich combines static and dynamic plantar pressure measurement, gait analysis, and balance data to turn walking patterns into clear, actionable insights.

How your feet appear while standing may differ from how they function during walking. Static measurement shows standing load distribution, while dynamic measurement records pressure from initial contact through push-off.
Gait parameters and left-right comparisons complement visual observation and support footwear selection, training adjustments, mobility management, and further professional assessment.
Compares left-right loading, forefoot-rearfoot distribution, and concentrated pressure during standing.
Captures regional pressure changes during walking, from initial contact to push-off.
Uses walking speed, step length, cadence, and bilateral data to assess rhythm and symmetry.
Analyzes center-of-pressure movement and postural sway during standing.
Identify pressure concentration or left-right differences for further professional assessment.
Establish baseline data and understand walking rhythm, loading, and balance.
Complement everyday observations with objective growth-stage data.
Track walking speed, balance, and bilateral differences over time.
Inform footwear, training, and movement strategies through loading data.
Support rehabilitation, assistive devices, insoles, and footwear development.
GaitRich goes beyond a pressure map by helping you understand what the data means and how it can guide your next step.
Schedule online or through customer service.
Share daily activities, conditions, and goals.
Complete standing and walking tests.
Review pressure, gait, and balance data.
A specialist explains the key findings.
Receive relevant next-step recommendations.
Plantar pressure measurement records pressure distribution under the feet. Gait analysis also examines walking rhythm, bilateral symmetry, and mobility performance.
Yes. Assessment can support mobility management, children’s development, older-adult tracking, and athletic performance.
Wear comfortable clothing and bring shoes you commonly use. Relevant medical records may also be helpful.
No. This service provides objective gait and mobility information and does not replace medical diagnosis.
Build clear, objective, and trackable gait and plantar pressure data.
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