A shoe-mounted six-sensor array that captures clinical-grade biomechanical data continuously — wherever your patients walk.
GAIA combines pressure, kinematics, and inertial data into a single 10-field stream — transmitted over BLE at 0.8 Hz to your clinical team's mobile device. No lab visit. No manual logging.
From chronic neurological monitoring to post-surgical recovery, GAIA closes the data gap between clinic visits.
Gait freezing detection, shuffle pattern analysis, and medication response tracking — continuously, between appointments.
Asymmetry monitoring across thousands of daily steps. Recovery trajectory data drives objective discharge readiness decisions.
Weight-bearing compliance, load distribution, and return-to-activity clearance grounded in real biomechanical evidence.
Predictive instability markers, balance degradation trends, and proactive intervention triggers — before the fall occurs.
Regulatory precedent, reimbursement codes, and commodity sensor economics have converged. The infrastructure to make continuous gait monitoring viable now exists.
CPT codes 99453–99458 for remote physiologic monitoring created a billing structure for continuous biomechanical data. Payers are now actively incentivizing the outcome-based care GAIA enables.
GAITRite (K033208), Zeno Walkway (K082010), and APDM Opal (K163627) establish substantial equivalence under product code PBR. Our regulatory timeline is defined, not exploratory.
The LSM6DSO IMU costs $12 at volume. GAIA's full BOM is $125.84 — what once required a $50K lab installation ships in a shoe-mounted module.
We're seeking clinical partners and investors who understand the scale of this opportunity.