Human upright postural control mainly relies upon the descending vestibulospinal reflex (VSR). Romberg test was the first one used to evaluate the function of VSR, and then electromyography and sway magnetometry followed. Recently, computerized force platform was used to collect and calculate the data of change of center of pressure (COP) which reflects postural control. The goal of this study was to investigate the clinical significance of applying fixed force platform in evaluating postural control of normal subjects. Results showed the parameter of sway length is more reliable than that of sway area, and the 60s’ teat duration is more suitable in clinical evaluation. We conclude that static posturography using fixed force platform is a sensitive, rapid, quantitative, not harmful and reliable test that can be used as a screening and monitoring tool in otoneurology.