One provider shared that after implementing video AI technology, a window and door manufacturing company reported a 95% reduction in overhead lift high-risk postures, a 59% reduction in waist bend high-risk postures and a 59% reduction in squatting high-risk postures. Credit: VicenSanh/Adobe stock One technology provider shared that after implementing video AI technology, a window and door manufacturing company reported a 95% reduction in overhead lift high-risk postures, a 59% reduction in waist bend high-risk postures and a 59% reduction in squatting high-risk postures. Credit: VicenSanh/Adobe stock

The evolving workplace and role of the worker are top of mind for workers' compensation stakeholders. One of the rising industry concerns about the shifting workforce and workplace is the potential impact to the frequency and severity of on-the-job injuries.

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