The MonitorAI project develops an advanced Digital Twin system for monitoring ergonomics and human well-being in the workplace. It leverages low-cost cameras integrated with microcontrollers (e.g., Raspberry Pi), and combines RGB data with information from advanced sensors such as infrared and depth cameras.
This integration enhances both accuracy and processing speed compared to traditional methods. Based on Computer Vision and Artificial Intelligence algorithms, the system enables real-time 3D posture estimation, overcoming issues like occlusions and environmental constraints, while remaining non-invasive and scalable.
Led by the University of L’Aquila, MonitorAI – Digitalized Risk Assessment aims to create an innovative Human Digital Twin (HDT) model using non-invasive, commercial sensors to improve postural risk assessment for workers in manufacturing environments.
The goal is to optimize worker well-being and performance by providing real-time data on health and posture, helping to reduce musculoskeletal disorders and enhance ergonomic conditions.
The project includes the development of a digital framework, prototypes, industrial testing, and a risk management plan to ensure sustainable and transferable results for both industry and future academic research.
The MonitorAI research project aims to develop an innovative technological framework based on a Human Digital Twin model for monitoring human performance and well-being in industrial workplaces.
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The proposed technological system aims to drive innovation in ergonomic monitoring methodologies, promoting the integration of human-centric models in the factories of the future.
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Project n.: PE_00000004
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