The science behind every assessment

Ergonomics Basics

Ergonomic hazards quietly drive a leading cause of lost workdays - here is how employers can identify and reduce them.

Workplace Ergonomic Standards

Ergonomics is no longer just good practice; it is increasingly a compliance and reporting obligation for employers worldwide.

Seating Ergonomics

Most of us spend the majority of our waking hours seated, yet few of us sit in a way our spine can actually tolerate.

Keyboard and Mouse Ergonomics

The right keyboard and mouse, placed in a neutral position, do more for wrist health than any gadget marketed as 'ergonomic'.

Dimensions of workforce health

The full picture of a healthy workforce. Ergonomic strain is live today; the rest follow on the same engine.

Ergonomic strain

Live

Musculoskeletal load from posture, repetition, force, manual handling and the physical workstation — the body's capacity to do the work.

Mental health & burnout

Psychological load — stress, anxiety, depression and burnout — driven by work pace, control, support and demand.

Sleep & recovery

Whether the workforce is recovering — sleep duration and quality, shift patterns and fatigue.

Physical health & sedentariness

Movement, stamina and the cumulative toll of sedentary, screen-bound work.

Social & community

Connection, belonging and team support — the social fabric that buffers stress.

Environmental quality

The physical environment — lighting, noise, thermal comfort, air quality and vibration. (Partially covered today by the ergonomic Environment risk factor.)

Nutrition & energy

Fueling and hydration through the working day, and the energy dips that follow poor nutrition.

Capture modalities

How data is gathered — never which framework is applied. The same clinical score, whichever way you capture.

QUICK

Live

Camera capture, in seconds.

The worker films their workstation on any phone for about ten seconds. On-device computer vision extracts body landmarks and joint angles, which are scored against the relevant framework.

TEXT

Live

Camera-free, structured survey.

A structured, illustrated questionnaire collects the same coverage without a camera, scored against the same clinical frameworks as a camera capture.

HYBRID

Camera + questionnaire, together.

Combines a phone capture with a guided questionnaire for every method — the richest input set.

COMBINED

Many methods, one campaign.

Runs multiple methods in one assessment with per-method acquisition — e.g. camera for posture, text for the rest — so one worker generates several scores at once.

Assessment frameworks

The validated, peer-reviewed frameworks behind every score — 11 live today, 4 more on our roadmap.

REBAPostures

Rapid Entire Body Assessment

RULAPostures

Rapid Upper Limb Assessment

ROSAWorkstation

Rapid Office Strain Assessment

NIOSHLoads

NIOSH Lifting Equation (Revised, 1994)

OCRARepetition

Occupational Repetitive Actions (Checklist)

Job Strain Index

Ovako Working Posture Analysis System

LUBAPostures

Loading on the Upper Body Assessment

MMC-ISOLoads

Manual Material Handling (ISO 11228-1)

Liberty MutualLoads

Manual Handling Tables (Snook)

RPAPostures

Rapid Posture Assessment

EAWSPostures

Ergonomic Assessment Worksheet

BIO-MECForces

Biomechanical Force Analysis

ECLGlobal

Ergonomic Checkpoints List (ILO / IEA)

Fanger PMVEnvironment

Predicted Mean Vote (Thermal Comfort)

Surveys & questionnaires

Validated self-report instruments that capture what observation can't — mental workload, work organisation and visual strain. 3 live, camera-free.

NASA-TLXGlobal

Task Load Index (RTLX)

WOSGlobal

Work Organization Survey

CVS-QWorkstation

Computer Vision Syndrome Questionnaire