3D gait analysis designed for routine care

  • 1 camera

    No calibration or wearables

  • 2 minutes

    Processed offline, on the device

  • 50+ measurements

    Angular, spatial and temporal insights

About 3DGait

  • FDA Class II 510(k) Exempt & HSA Class A Listed
  • Published clinical studies with leading institutions
  • Benchmarked against Motion Capture
  • Integrated with HCC & Synapxe
About 3DGait

Advantages of using 3DGait

  • Accessible Wherever Care Happens

    • Supports continuity of care from clinic to community
    • Enable earlier, more frequent assessments
  • Objective & Consistent

    • Delivers 50+ objective measurements, including gait speed, single support time and knee flexion
    • Supports more targeted care
  • Longitudinal Insight

    • Surfaces subtle functional changes over time
    • Supports timely intervention

Key features

  1. No calibration, wearables, or internet connection required to analyse movement.

  2. Generates a detailed report with 50+ measurements across angular, temporal, and spatial parameters.

  3. Provides key statistics for each measure, highlighting deviations from the normative range.

  4. Allows users to track changes by comparing selected measurements over time.

Who can benefit

For Rehabilitation Clinicians

To establish a clear baseline and track patient progress over time.

A therapist supporting a patient walking between parallel bars.

For Orthopaedic & Sports Medicine

To quantify movement before and after surgery and support return-to-activity decisions.

A clinician examining a patient's knee.

For Private Specialist Clinics

To offer objective movement assessment without a specialised lab or equipment.

A 3DGait capture in a clinic room.

For Clinical Researchers

To conduct clinical research on conditions affecting movement and function.

A 3DGait reconstruction: a walking figure with its tracked joints, on a dark grid.

For Community & Active Ageing Centres

To assess seniors’ mobility and fall risk.

Residents at a CareCam mobility screening booth.

Real-world impact: supporting cardiovascular longevity in ageing

3DGait is contributing to the Cardiovascular Ageing and Longevity Programme (CRANE) at the National Heart Centre Singapore, expected to reach about 60,000 patients a year over the next three to five years.

Supporting care teams to assess patients more consistently, and to recognise early signs of cardiac frailty.

Bring 3DGait to your setting

3DGait provides objective measurement data to support, not replace, clinical judgement. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease.