For your practice · Hardware
LupoGait 12
12 sensors for detailed, segment-based movement analysis in dogs.
The extended 12-sensor system for detailed analysis: more body segments and a finer assessment of individual joints and regions.
For your practice · Hardware
LupoGait 12
The extended gait analysis system for a differentiated examination of the limbs, joint movements and spine, especially for complex orthopaedic and neurological questions.
Differentiated analysis of limb segments and joint-related movements
- 12 wireless IMU sensors for additional body segments
- 34 biomechanical parameters per measurement
- Finer analysis of individual joints and regions
- Measurement over 20 metres, without a treadmill or lab
- Reports, progress comparison and data export for studies
- Expandable with the add-on LupoGait Puppy
Suitable for
Who works with LupoGait 12
Eight sensors record the limbs and four the back. The Holder 12 is made of elastic, quick-drying material and is custom-made in Switzerland. The attachments on the distal limbs can be removed if required, and zips allow the holder to be put on and taken off quickly.
A comparison
How does LupoGait 12 differ from LupoGait 6?
More biomechanical and segment-based information.
While LupoGait 6 enables objective gait analysis with six wireless IMU sensors, LupoGait 12 extends the movement analysis with six additional sensor positions.
The key difference lies in the segment-based analysis: LupoGait 12 allows a more differentiated look at the fore- and hindlimbs and the trunk. The relative movements of neighbouring body segments provide additional information on movement patterns and functional relationships. This means movement asymmetries, altered movement patterns and possible compensation mechanisms can be examined more closely and documented across repeated measurements.
Would you like to compare both systems? Discover LupoGait 6 and LupoGait 12 in our overview.
Clinical applications of LupoGait 12
Objective gait analysis in orthopaedics, neurology and rehabilitation
The extended measurement options of LupoGait 12 support functional assessment in orthopaedics, neurology and rehabilitation. The recorded movement data complement the clinical examination and enable objective documentation of functional changes.