Smart workwear, on-body feedback, and a cloud built for safety leads. Turn every shift into objective data on physical workload.

50% of long-term absences in Europe trace back to MSDs — but they're largely preventable when the right risks are caught early.
Repetitive, high-speed motion of the back and upper limbs.
Sustained bending, twisting and overhead reaching.
Heavy manual handling and high muscle load.
Built to be used independently or as one continuous loop — across every shift, every workstation, every team.

Digital RAMP, RULA, and REBA — captured on a tablet, scored instantly, exported as the PDF your safety lead asked for.

On-body haptic coaching. Workers feel a gentle pulse the moment posture drifts — not a memo three weeks later.

Continuous monitoring across teams and shifts. Trend lines, anomaly alerts, intervention tracking — week after week.
A lightweight t-shirt and pair of gloves, with inertial sensors woven in. No harness, no straps, no charging mid-shift.

Guided poses in the app tune the system to each worker's biomechanics before the shift starts.

Sensors track posture and load continuously. When a movement drifts into the red, a quiet haptic nudge fires — early enough to change the habit.

The cloud surfaces what changed, which tasks are driving risk, and which interventions are working — per team, per shift.

Wergonic's approach has been shaped through smart-workwear research projects and pilot activities with teams at Volvo, Scania, SKF and AstraZeneca. The work has helped inform tools for measuring physical workload and supporting ergonomic training.



Wergonic develops smart workwear and digital tools for ergonomic assessment and feedback. Based in Sweden, we welcome conversations about pilots and research collaboration in Europe.