Parkinson's Disease (PD) is a brain condition that affects how people move. This study aims to learn more about how the brain works when people with PD move, like walking. Researchers hope to find clues in the brain's activity that might help create better treatments.

Participants will be asked to walk and do tasks like seated stepping while their brain activity is recorded using special tools. This helps scientists see how the brain controls movement in healthy people and those with PD. The study involves only one session, lasting about 2.5 hours.

Eligible participants include 30 healthy individuals and 30 people with PD. All must be over 18, agree to the study rules, and provide consent. PD participants should have specific movement problems and use certain devices for their condition.

• Study Duration: 2.5-hour session.
• Participants: 60 people (30 healthy, 30 with PD).
• Recordings: Brain activity and movement patterns.