Gait Recognition

Gait recognition is a biometric technology that identifies individuals based on the unique way they walk. It analyzes patterns in their stride, posture, and movement dynamics captured through cameras or sensors. Because gait is difficult to disguise or change, it can be used for security and surveillance purposes without requiring the person’s active cooperation, such as in public spaces or at a distance. The system compares the captured walking pattern to a database of known gaits to verify or identify individuals accurately and efficiently.