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Digital Gait Labs Secures €750K Funding to Accelerate AI-Powered Gait Analysis Innovation

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Digital Gait Labs, the innovative Irish health technology company specializing in AI-powered gait analysis solutions, today announced a successful funding round that raised €750,000. Originating as a spin-out from Dublin City University, Digital Gait Labs has built a strong reputation by developing GaitKeeper, a revolutionary mobile application that harnesses artificial intelligence and augmented reality to assess walking patterns in real time. Through GaitKeeper, clinicians can conduct standardized gait assessments simply by capturing a smartphone video, eliminating the cumbersome need for wearable devices or specialized equipment. This breakthrough technology has already garnered significant clinical validation through a robust partnership with Tallaght University Hospital and the Insight SFI Research Centre for Data Analytics, ensuring that the system delivers objective and actionable gait metrics for early detection of health declines, particularly among older adults.

The fresh infusion of capital will empower Digital Gait Labs to expand the reach of GaitKeeper across various healthcare settings, including hospitals, nursing homes, and even patients’ homes, improving accessibility to advanced gait analysis. The company plans to invest in further clinical research and the development of additional features aimed at enhancing the application’s diagnostic capabilities. Recognized for its cutting-edge approach and innovative impact, Digital Gait Labs was honored with the Medtronic and UPMC Innovation Award at the 2022 Future Health Summit. With this new funding, the company is poised to accelerate its mission of delivering accessible, AI-based digital gait solutions for clinical applications in age-related conditions and rehabilitation, reinforcing its commitment to transforming healthcare through technology and data-driven insights.

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