Companies are investing in healthy workplaces, often using innovative technology to improve the safety and wellbeing of workers.
But how exactly does the technology help?
Ottobock, Scalefit, and Xsens are joining forces in an upcoming webinar to show how you can measure, analyze, and adjust the current and future health and safety measures of your workspace.
Xsens motion capture technology measures human kinematics data in real-time, Scalefit software visualizes the physical workload of this data, and Ottobock exoskeletons provide the needed relief for employees based on the analyzed data.
Together we work to create healthy workplaces — now and for the future.
Ari Tamari is Account Executive for Health and Sports for the East Coast of the Americas region. He works at the Xsens US office in El Segundo, California.
Leelai Abraha is the Account Executive for Health and Sports for the West Coast of the Americas region. He works at the Xsens US office in El Segundo, California.
Scalefit visualizes physical workload - in real-time and on-site. The measuring system identifies hidden health risks and evaluates them according to international standards. It enables the objective evaluation of preventive measures such as ergonomic workplace design or work-related exoskeletons in order to avoid musculoskeletal disorders.
Exoskeletons provide daily relief for employees in the industry. From overhead work, lifting activities in logistics, to activities that stress the joints in the hand. There are very different application scenarios for exoskeletons. Enter the world of exoskeletons and work ergonomics and learn more about the development of exoskeletons in our segment “Exo Meet – All About Ottobock’s Paexo Exoskeletons”. We present the latest state of the art in Ottobock Paexo technology and give you the opportunity to ask questions directly.
This demonstration will show the strength of the combination of Xsens motion capture, Scalefit analysis software and the Ottobock exoskeletons. We will show motion capture files recorded with Xsens of someone wearing an Ottobock exoskeleton, and we will then do an ergonomic evaluation in Scalefit.