Nissan's in-factory AI cameras track how factory workers bend, walk, and build cars
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Nissan's AI Cameras Now Watch How American Factory Workers Bend And Walk
Nissan AI cameras monitor workers’ movements and flag potentially unsafe body positions. System compares factory employees against preferred movements while helping improve efficiency. Nissan says technology has contributed to $34 million in health-related savings already. Ever had a yoga instructor wander over and tell you to straighten that arm, bend a little less and stop twisting like that? Nissan workers in Mississippi are getting something…
Jakarta — Nissan's plant in Canton, Mississippi, which assembles the Altima sedan and Frontier pickup, is now equipped with artificial intelligence (AI)-powered cameras to monitor worker movements. The technology is claimed to save millions of dollars while maintaining safety.
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