Use the AI suggestions to plan the next fix

Read the overall risk

The top card gives the overall level (for example Immediate Action), a one-line verdict on what to do first, the score driving it (for example RULA 7) and the main concern (for example Elbow), with the reasons listed below. When a change made things worse, the verdict says so, for example Change did not help.

Compare the current and future state

Current state is the Initial video and future state is the Post Improvement video. Each shows the share of the clip spent at low, moderate and high risk (REBA levels), and the future state shows how that share moved, for example 100 pts less time at low risk, with a short summary of what improved and what still needs fixing.

Check time in each zone

Time in each zone lists the trunk, shoulder, elbow, wrist and knee with their risk before and after the change, and whether each one changed. The image beside it marks the riskiest moment, for example Elbow at 0:04.

Read the main concern and its fixes

The main concern has its own card: what's happening and why it matters, how often (for example Most of the time), whether it changed, the riskiest moment in each video, and the fixes. Each fix is tagged by effort and type.

• Quick win — A small change you can make now, for example bringing work closer to the body.
• Bigger change — A larger change, for example a height-adjustable surface.
• Equipment / layout — The fix changes the equipment or the workstation layout.

Follow the next steps

Next steps say how to get a better result next time, for example refilming from the side with the camera level, or filming a full work cycle over one minute and entering the worker's height.

Tailor and regenerate the advice

Under Focus the new advice on, tick what matters to you: Quick, low-cost fixes, Equipment & layout, Rotation, pacing & breaks, For the worker or For management. Tell the AI anything it should know, such as a fixed bench height or the load weight, then click Regenerate Suggestions.

Ask a follow-up question

Under Ask a follow-up question, type a question about this worker in plain words, for example how to reduce elbow strain, and send it.