Modelling Missteps to Improve Fall Risk Assessment.

All subjects will be asked to come to the Center for the Study of Movement, Cognition and Mobility (CMCM), where they will undergo baseline testing. This initial evaluation is designed 1) to assess each subject's mobility, fall risk and related functions, and 2) to obtain more specific information that will be used to inform and update the model of falls and missteps detection.

The study is divided into 3 sections:

1. First session in Gait Lab (CMCM) for an overall assessment of subject health (see below).
2. Using the system ("monitoring ADL period") in daily life for 4 months (system: Owlytics Healthcare's app+wearable wristband & insoles).
3. A concluding session where the mobility tests performed at the beginning of the study are repeated to assess the changes that occurred during the a period in which the monitoring system is used.

During the first session medical data will be recorded, such as demographics (age, gender, years of education, etc.), habits (physical activity, leisure activities, dietary habits), daily life activities, health-related behaviors (e.g., alcohol consumption and smoking history) and so.

Medical examination will include standardized walking tests (usual-walking and dual-task walking), eye examination, hearing test, balance tests, etc. In addition, to assess cognitive abilities standard Neuropsychological Battery will be used.