Analysing walking patterns to support longitudinal longevity assessments
Subtle features of walking can escape visual observation, while questionnaires capture what people report rather than how they move. Following these movement patterns over time requires objective measurements that can be compared between assessments.
a-gO analyses a five-minute treadmill walk and produces a structured motor profile. Longevity professionals can compare reports over time and use them to guide follow-up conversations with clients.
What stands out about a-gO
French patent FR3156303B1 for monitoring posture was granted in March 2026.
Developed its gait-analysis device with the University of Caen Normandie.
Normandie Incubation lists a-gO as an accelerated startup; Alexandre Dalibot is identified as the project lead.
Won the Prix d'Honneur EPOPEA 2025 at the science and innovation event held in Caen on 10 October 2025.
Co-founder Alexandre Dalibot practised as a sports osteopath in Switzerland from 2014 to 2021, including at Cabinet Dalibot.
Co-founder Hugues Vinzant holds an EPFL biomedical engineering master's and researches AI-based gait modelling at the University of Geneva.
An a-gO-coauthored preprint analysed motoric cognitive risk in 97 older adults using marker-based gait measurements.
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