One important feature of TuMeke’s computer vision joint tracking software is that it builds visual aids based on detected 3D joint positions. These can be leveraged by safety professionals to explain Ergonomics concepts simply. They help employees quickly understand how their movements and posture translate into the risk of developing a Musculoskeletal Injury (MSD).
Clear visuals are effective tools safety professionals can use in the field to enhance both workers’ comprehension of Ergonomics concepts and generally increase engagement with safety staff. Some example benefits and applications of these visuals include:
If you need to convey injury risk data and what it means to employees, stakeholders, or special interest groups; TuMeke’s visual aids are effective tools that can be used to help individuals comprehend the information. TuMeke also provides ways to present risk information and numerical data in the form of reports and handouts that can be used to present ergonomic risk evaluations. These outputs include images of risky postures and their associated musculoskeletal risk levels as well as analytics for illustrative learning, including photos, charts, and icons. Videos can also be downloaded to include in presentations or training sessions.
With the use of TuMeke’s visual aids you can effectively capture the attention of employees. We encourage you to trial TuMeke yourself to see how the visual aspect of the product can enhance your ability to reduce ergonomic injury risk while teaching employees how to do their jobs.