Ergonomics - AI ergonomics assessment software

ConductVision can assess ergonomic risk on video of work tasks, from your existing cameras that have a clear view of the task. Your EHS and plant safety teams get RULA and REBA scores, posture angles, time in high-risk postures and lifting, with no markers on workers.

A worker pulls a pallet jack down a warehouse aisle while another carries a box toward the camera

What you get

RULA and REBA scores

The scores ergonomists already use, for each task you choose to assess.

Posture angles

Trunk, neck, shoulder, elbow and wrist angles across the task.

Time in high-risk postures

How long a worker spends in high-risk postures across the whole task, not one snapshot.

Lifting

Trunk flexion for each lift.

Scores your team can check

The recording stays with the scores, so your ergonomist can watch the task and compare the scores with their own.

Results to export

Posture angles, scores and time in high-risk postures export for your own reports.

What it can flag for your team to review

Your EHS team decides what each flag means and what to change, such as workflows, equipment heights or task rotation.

High scores

A RULA or REBA score past a limit you set.

Long time in high-risk postures

Time in a high-risk posture past a limit you set.

Worst-case postures and lifts

The worst-case postures and lifts in a task, each with a short clip.

Cameras

Your cameras

ConductVision works with the camera system you already run. We do not install cameras.

A clear view of the task

A clear side or angled view of the work task or lift. Complex postures can need a second view.

A first look at your footage

A first look at your footage shows whether the camera views will work.

How a pilot works

Full recordings stay on your network. For each event it flags, ConductVision saves a record and a short clip at your site.

  1. First look

    We look at footage you choose to share with us and agree with your team on what to watch for.

  2. Paid pilot

    ConductVision connects to your camera system and runs for a set time.

  3. Pilot results report

    You get a report of the results on your own footage, checked against the criteria your team set.

  4. Your decision

    You decide whether to roll out, change the scope or stop.

One question to start with

Which task on your floor would you score first?