Gait speed measurements quantify the performance of multiple systems simultaneously. Capturing stability signals—such as time in double support—provides providers with objective documentation useful for their independent clinical assessments.

While many screens rely on manual scoring, objective biomechanics capture granular data on balance control, including timing and reactive responses, to assist clinicians in their standard documentation of movement strategy.

Lower limb performance can influence step length and power output. Tracking strength-related gait features through technical reporting helps clinicians document changes in walking mechanics over time.