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Using AI to Assess Risk and Solve Problems in Manufacturing

Today, manufacturing is undergoing a seismic transition from Industry 4.0 (technology-driven) to Industry 5.0, which is focused on value-driven technology. Industry 5.0 places more importance on sustainability, respecting the boundaries of our planet and placing the wellbeing of the industry worker at the center of the production process. The future of work will require industries to work smarter and require manufacturers to closely examine the fit between workers, their work, and the workplace itself. Enter workplace ergonomics.

The connection between ergonomics and business performance is real and goes beyond reduced injuries and related costs. Research has proven its contributions to quality, employee engagement, productivity, and even stock performance and credit rating.

Fortunately, the days of paper-based, expert-led, observational ergonomics assessments have evolved into an easier, more accurate way to quickly assess jobs. Using AI-based sensorless motion-capture technology, data is generated through the video from an employee’s smartphone, and the emphasis can be placed where it belongs—on improving jobs.

This on-demand webinar, presented by VelocityEHS board-certified ergonomists Rick Barker and Blake McGowan, discusses:

• The industrial worker in the context of Industry 5.0 and the Future of Work
• The business implications of ergonomics in manufacturing
• AI & machine learning technologies that help employees assess risk with ease and accuracy
• How these technologies can help to effectively perform root cause analysis & identify controls that more directly impact risk exposure
• Examples of how leading manufacturers are achieving success with AI & motion-capture technology

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