Multi-mode automatic gait rehabilitation visual prompting system capable of adjusting an optimal prompting position in an automatic or wireless real-time semi-automatic manner

The present invention provides a multi-mode automatic gait rehabilitation visual prompting system for quickly evaluating a user's ability and providing a suitable prompting mode, which can adjust an optimal prompting position in an automatic or wireless real-time semi-automatic manner so as to reduce burdens of a therapist or even allow users to operate and use the system at home thereby increasing amounts of rehabilitation training with the optimal settings. In addition, the present invention can also evaluate and test the user's ability, measure and calculate gait parameters, provide clinically immediate and objective quantification of the user's gait condition, perform precise and customized evaluations and settings, and improve the rehabilitation efficiency.