The objective of this study was to compare the reliability and validity of the motion parameter values measured by motion detection smart calf sleevess at different walking speeds with the gold standard. Methods: The validity and reproducibility of repeated measurements of eight healthy men walking at three speeds were evaluated using parameters such as stride duration, step duration, stance duration, and swing duration. Results: The reliability of the motion detection smart calf sleeves was tested by comparing the participants' performance at different walking speeds, and the findings indicated that results from normal and fast walking speeds aligned with the golden standard the most. In addition, variation in the double-leg stance duration and swing duration was observed between slow and fast walking speeds. Conclusion: A set of standardised experimental procedures was successfully developed. The researcher gained a firmer grasp on the functions and characteristics of commercially available motion detection smart calf sleeves, which facilitates the promotion of such products to the industry and assists manufacturers in product development. The relevant data can serve as a reference for the formulation of industry specifications for manufacturers developing related products.