Wearable sensor technology.Find the safest way.
Quantify and address musculoskeletal risks using wearable sensor technology that provides immediate, objective data on actions and postures.
Trusted by leading organizations
What you receive
Objective data. Practical decisions.
Turn real movement into clear risk information your team can use to improve work design, prioritize changes, and support safer practices.
Immediate Risk Score
Each task observation delivers instant feedback on risk levels, highlighting impacted body areas and contributing factors.
Risk Scoring Alignment
Assesses the same or more back, neck, upper-limb, and above-the-wrist movements addressed by RULA, REBA, MAC, and ART.
Practical Next Steps
After project completion, receive a summary report with clear recommendations for reducing risk.
Comprehensive Support
Longitude6 provides training and technical support throughout implementation and ongoing use.
Accurate movement tracking
Assess the work, not just the worker.
Capture objective data during real tasks, including complex work where body positioning is partially obscured or difficult to observe consistently.
Track movement patterns across the back, neck, upper limbs, and wrists.
See which actions and body areas are driving the risk score.
Prioritize engineering, process, and training improvements with evidence.
Sensor data can capture the movement even when the camera view is obstructed.
How it works
From task observation to safer work.
A straightforward process for collecting movement data, understanding risk, and translating results into meaningful change.
Capture the task
Place the sensors and observe the employee completing real work.
Analyze movement
Movement data is processed to identify body areas, actions, and postures contributing to risk.
Review the results
Receive clear scoring, visualized findings, and practical recommendations.
Improve and reassess
Implement changes, compare options, and confirm whether risk has been reduced.
Flexible engagement options
Use wearable technology your way.
Choose the level of ownership and support that fits your internal expertise, project length, and assessment volume.
Short Projects
Longitude6 captures the data and reports back with suggestions for change.
- Expert-led assessment
- Summary findings
- Practical recommendations
Equipment Rental
Rent the sensors, conduct your own assessments, and have the project completed remotely.
- Temporary equipment access
- Remote analysis support
- Flexible project scope
Annual License
Purchase the technology, receive training, and integrate it into day-to-day operations.
- Ongoing technology access
- Team training
- Continuous technical support
Built for every industry
Why partner with Longitude6?
We do more than deliver technology. We help your team implement it successfully and turn the results into safer, more productive work.
Frequently asked questions
Wearables, explained.
Common questions about wearable sensor assessments, project delivery, and risk scoring.
What does the wearable sensor technology measure?
It captures objective movement and posture data during real work tasks, including actions involving the back, neck, upper limbs, and wrists.
Can it assess a task when the worker is partially obscured?
Yes. The wearable sensors collect movement data directly, helping assess tasks even when a camera view is blocked or visibility is inconsistent.
How do the scores relate to common ergonomic methods?
The assessment covers the same or more relevant movements, actions, and postures addressed by commonly used methods such as RULA, REBA, MAC, and ART.
Do we need to purchase the equipment?
No. Longitude6 offers short expert-led projects, equipment rental, and annual licensing options.
What support is included?
Support can include implementation, training, technical assistance, analysis, reporting, and practical recommendations depending on the engagement model.
Measure the movement. Reduce the risk.
See how wearable sensor technology can help your organization prioritize improvements and make safer work decisions with objective data.