Sensoria Health is an American company that develops sensor clothing and software for gait monitoring. Its smart socks place pressure sensing fabric beneath the foot and connect with a small electronic unit near the ankle.

How it works
Conductive textile areas change their electrical response when the foot presses against them. A motion sensor records acceleration and rotation. Software combines pressure and movement to calculate cadence, contact, balance and side differences. Data can appear in a mobile app or clinician dashboard for rehabilitation and remote monitoring.

Key considerations
Meaningful readings depend on the sock size, sensor placement and a charged ankle unit. Footwear, walking surface and unusual movements can affect comparisons. Washing and repeated wear may limit the life of textile sensors. Gait measures can support care and training, but they do not identify the cause of pain, falls or movement disorders without clinical assessment.