A methodology that's open to scrutiny.

Independent scrutiny is what makes a methodology defensible. Our research partnerships keep the Consequential Risk Score connected to the wider ergonomics-research community, and help train the next generation of practitioners.

Research collaborations

Carrying the methodology forward.

University of Waterloo — CRE-MSD

Canada

Research collaboration with the Centre of Research Expertise for the Prevention of Musculoskeletal Disorders, anchored by Dr Steven Fischer.

Cranfield University

United Kingdom

Research collaboration anchored by Dr James Blundell, covering sensor and sensor-less data capture.

AMPC

Australia

The Australian Meat Processing Corporation published the nine-month Stanbroke Meats study, run with five inertial measurement unit (IMU) sensors, through its research and development library in October 2023.

A validation study compared Etiscope's scoring with ergonomics and human-factors professionals in five countries.

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