CNBC AI Summit - Grit ‘n Heart ’n a Data Stack: 2 AI Start-up Founders Building the Tools of Tomorrow

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October 23, 2025

At the first-ever CNBC AI Summit in Nashville on October 15, 2025, TuMeke co-founder Riley Noland joined a founder-to-founder conversation on how AI is reshaping real work for frontline teams. The session explored practical ways AI augments people—turning complex tasks like ergonomic risk analysis into fast, repeatable workflows executives can scale.

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Watch the full session here.

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Highlights and takeaways

How AI makes ergonomic risk visible: Computer-vision joint tracking analyzes task videos and surfaces posture and motion risks in seconds, giving safety teams objective, task-level insights.

Why speed and scale matter: Fast, repeatable assessments help standardize improvements across sites—without wearables or dedicated hardware—so leaders can act sooner and train more effectively.

Enterprise readiness: SOC 2 Type II compliance and workflow enhancements support adoption in regulated, multi-site environments.

AI as augmentation, not replacement. The conversation underscored how AI supports frontline decision-making—turning high-friction manual analysis into a quick, data-driven loop that safety leaders can actually use. (Session theme and setup.)

From video to action. By automating evaluations with computer vision, organizations move faster from “we think” to “we know,” prioritizing fixes that reduce MSD risk and improve day-to-day ergonomics.

Built to scale with the enterprise. Recent platform updates and security milestones (including SOC 2 Type II) align with what large operators expect: measurable outcomes with governance baked in.

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TuMeke's AI-powered ergonomic assessment platform empowers safety professionals to efficiently identify and mitigate ergonomic risks. By automating evaluations using computer vision joint tracking, industrial organizations can proactively prevent injuries and cultivate safer, more productive work environments.

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At the first-ever CNBC AI Summit in Nashville on October 15, 2025, TuMeke co-founder Riley Noland joined a founder-to-founder conversation on how AI is reshaping real work for frontline teams. The session explored practical ways AI augments people—turning complex tasks like ergonomic risk analysis into fast, repeatable workflows executives can scale.

‍

Watch the full session here.

‍

Highlights and takeaways

How AI makes ergonomic risk visible: Computer-vision joint tracking analyzes task videos and surfaces posture and motion risks in seconds, giving safety teams objective, task-level insights.

Why speed and scale matter: Fast, repeatable assessments help standardize improvements across sites—without wearables or dedicated hardware—so leaders can act sooner and train more effectively.

Enterprise readiness: SOC 2 Type II compliance and workflow enhancements support adoption in regulated, multi-site environments.

AI as augmentation, not replacement. The conversation underscored how AI supports frontline decision-making—turning high-friction manual analysis into a quick, data-driven loop that safety leaders can actually use. (Session theme and setup.)

From video to action. By automating evaluations with computer vision, organizations move faster from “we think” to “we know,” prioritizing fixes that reduce MSD risk and improve day-to-day ergonomics.

Built to scale with the enterprise. Recent platform updates and security milestones (including SOC 2 Type II) align with what large operators expect: measurable outcomes with governance baked in.

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