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GaitAid Virtual Walker Usage

Using the GaitAid device is extremely simple, with only one knob to turn the device on or off and to change the volume. The control unit is cliped onto the clothing and the goggles are put over the eyes.

In addition to seeing the surroundings, an image of a black and white tiled floor is seen floating ahead. The patient imagines stepping over the virtual tiles. The movement of the tiles gives the patient visual feedback of his/her own movement.

By using the goggle's earphones, auditory feedback is provided in response to heel strike and to sharp movements. The auditory feedback is very helpful in the process of re-learning how to walk properly again. The patient simply focuses on creating good rythmical sound.

 

GaitAid Virtual Walker Safety

The GaitAid goggles are designed to be as un-obstructive as possible. Yet, it takes some practice to get used to the experience. Therefore, it is required to practice with the GaitAid in a predetermined safe path. There were no safety issues reported by patients in clinical trials or in home use.

 

 

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