Gait analysis method, computer readable storage medium and electronic device

This invention describes a system for analyzing how someone walks using a special shoe. The shoe has two pressure sensors, one under the ball of the foot or toe and another under the heel. These sensors send data to a connected device, which then determines how the foot lands. Specifically, it identifies a "Heel Strike" if the heel sensor registers more pressure than the ball/toe sensor when the foot first touches the ground. Once the landing style is known, the device calculates the precise moment the foot begins contact with the ground using a tailored method.