Articles Tagged with ''ergonomics''

Sensors, machine vision and AI help workers avoid back injuries and other ergonomic issues.

AUBURN HILLS, MI— Engineers at Stellantis are using virtual reality tools to optimize plant layouts and refine installation procedures.

Flexibility on assembly lines is more important than ever. A product that was run one week may not get produced at all the next. Assembly cells must be rearranged; part supplies must be repositioned; and it all must be done quickly and efficiently.

Window manufacturer saves $600,000 through health and wellness program.

A new study examines the impact of manual assembly processes on the heart health of workers at an automotive factory.

SEOUL—Hyundai Motor Co. and Kia Corp. have invented a “wearable robot” that promises to increase worker efficiency and reduce musculoskeletal injuries.

These criteria can help you specify the best lift-assist and tool-support arm for your application.

Ergonomics software helps a parts manufacturer to reduce its injury rate by 92 percent.

Oxygen levels in the brain can reliably measure fatigue in assemblers.

BUILT’s welding tables have a base height of 36.5 inches. High-performance actuators raise and lower loads 12 inches at the touch of a button, for smooth, ergonomic operation