Film one task with your phone. Ryggo's AI measures posture, load and movement and scores the strain with RULA, a widely used ergonomics method. Videos are deleted after the analysis. It is free, unlimited and needs no sign-up.
Record up to 30 seconds of the task with any smartphone, from the side, with the full body in view.
Ryggo tracks the body joints in your video, measures trunk, neck and arm angles, and combines them with the weight and frequency you enter.
You see the RULA score and what drives it. If you continue, the result feeds into your exoskeleton recommendation.
A score from 1 to 7 with a plain explanation of the risk level and how urgent a change is.
Component scores show which postures contribute most, for example overhead reaching or wrist position.
The analysis shows which area carries the strain, so you look at the right kind of support.
If the risk is high, the result feeds into Ryggo's recommendation: the best-fitting exoskeleton, a runner-up and the return on investment.
Upload as many videos as you like, for as many tasks and workplaces as you like. There is no account, no credit card and no limit.
Your video is deleted after the analysis. No personal data is stored or shared with third parties.
Spotting where the strain sits, comparing tasks and workstations, and deciding whether an exoskeleton or another measure is worth a closer look.
It is an AI estimate from a 2D video. It does not replace an on-site assessment by a qualified ergonomist, and unusual camera angles or poor light can reduce accuracy.
RULA (Rapid Upper Limb Assessment) is a widely used observation method that scores the posture of neck, trunk and arms together with force and repetition. The final score runs from 1 to 7: the higher the score, the more urgent the need for change.
No. A video from a normal smartphone is enough. Film from the side, about 3 metres away, with the whole body in view.
Yes. There is no charge, no sign-up and no limit on the number of videos.
It is deleted after the analysis. No personal data is stored or shared with third parties.
The analysis estimates joint angles from a 2D video. It is reliable for a first screening and for comparing tasks, but it does not replace an on-site assessment by an ergonomist. Clear footage from the recommended angle gives the best results.
No. The analysis is yours to use. If you continue, Ryggo uses the result to recommend the best-fitting exoskeleton, and you decide whether to try one.
Film up to 30 seconds and see where the strain sits. Free, unlimited, no sign-up.
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