Technology uMitiga
At UMANA, we help companies prevent workers’ injuries and musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs).
We provide companies with our most advanced workstation biomechanical analysis technology (uMITIGA), enabling precise risk assessment and the development of renewed, more effective, and tailored preventive action plans.
biomechanical analysis of workstations
We help you reduce injuries and MSDs with our uMitiga technology, which goes beyond conventional ergonomic methods and provides significant benefits for the biomechanical analysis of workstations:
renewed and effective preventative solutions
Through our uMitiga technology, we offer four services focused on injury and musculoskeletal disorder (MSD) prevention:




















why is the technology different uMitiga?
biomechanical precision and ergonomic simplicity
uMITIGA’s job analysis technology is based on:
And it allows data collection from any station in less than 1 hour.
When conducting the biomechanical study through video analysis, it is not necessary to place any type of sensor on the worker.
uMitiga is a non-invasive technology that allows all data capture to be carried out without interfering with the worker’s movements and efforts, or disrupting production.
uMITIGA is the only workstation analysis technology that considers all biomechanical risk factors simultaneously:
uMITIGA technology allows the analysis of up to 50 tasks per workstation and accurately calculates the physical load borne by the worker in each of them.
This makes it possible to identify “critical” tasks, which are those that exceed healthy limits and involve a high risk of injury.
This enables preventive actions to be effectively targeted, focusing on the tasks with the poorest biomechanical records.
uMITIGA assesses over 200 biomechanical and organizational parameters for each job task:
uMITIGA calculates the maximum and accumulated physical load percentage that the worker faces throughout the day in each of his joints:
These levels of physical load are a precise measure of the overall risk of musculoskeletal injury faced by the worker.
uMitiga technology allows us to predict how a worker’s physical load changes when any element of the workstation is modified (exoskeletons, cobots, redesigns, and rotations).
This enables us to quantify the benefits of each change and identify those that provide the best preventive outcomes.
In addition, as it is a computational simulation technology, it is not necessary to physically implement and test solutions at the workstation, resulting in time and resource savings.
"based on complex biomechanical algorithms and computational simulation"
"considers all risk factors simultaneously, including both biomechanical and organizational aspects"
"It analyzes all the preventive solutions: exoskeletons, cobots, redesigns, and smart rotations"
"It defines renewed, effective, and tailored preventive actions based on the client's needs and resources."
"It takes the data in less than 1 hour and without sensors or interference for the worker."
"for a super-detailed study of the injury risks present throughout the entire work cycle"
"which provides maximum reliability for identifying all critical tasks with risk of injury"
"for a very precise diagnosis of the percentage of joint load that the worker bears throughout the workday"
how can technology help you uMitiga?
We analyzed the need to use exoskeletons, and selected the most effective one.
uMITIGA allows us to calculate how injury risks are reduced at a workstation when using any type of exoskeleton. We achieve this through biomechanical simulation that determines the new levels of physical load, taking into account the technical characteristics of each exoskeleton:
This enables us to identify the exoskeleton that delivers the best performance for the workstation. In addition, this is particularly relevant because not all risk factors can be mitigated with an exoskeleton, and uMITIGA allows us to assess its real usefulness in order to optimize company investments.
We analyzed the need to use cobots, and identified the tasks to be replaced
uMITIGA allows us to calculate how injury risks are reduced at a workstation when using any type of cobot.
First, we accurately identify the “critical” tasks within the workstation, which are those that cannot be performed by human workers without risk of injury. Then, we carry out biomechanical simulations of the workstation using different levels of automation for these tasks (through cobots), to calculate the new levels of physical load in each scenario.
This enables us to determine in which tasks it is truly effective to implement cobots, and what is the minimum level of automation required to ensure worker health. Additionally, this approach helps optimize company investments.
We reconfigured workstations to reduce the risk of injury.
uMITIGA allows us to identify which specific “actions” and risk factors concentrate the greatest physical load on the worker throughout the workday. Identifying these “critical” aspects within the detailed job profile enables us to simulate the benefits of potential ergonomic modifications to the workspace, including:
In this way, we can evaluate which redesign parameters and elements are most effective in reducing injury risks for workers, and propose different options to select the most technically appropriate solution.
With uMITIGA, we define the optimal set of worker rotations across the workstations of a production line and/or plant. These smart rotations are calculated using a pioneering biomechanical algorithm that evaluates billions of possible combinations until finding the rotation that minimizes the accumulated injury risk across all joints of all workers at the end of the workday.
Rotations can be calculated with customized time intervals (every hour, 2 hours, 4 hours…) and for groups of up to 100 workstations. In addition, this smart rotation approach can be refined by applying employability criteria, which assign workers to positions according to their biomechanical capabilities.
We help workers prepare to prevent injuries
With uMitiga, we design tailored plans for worker preparation. These plans are defined to reduce real injury risks, taking into account the risk levels present in each joint and the factors that cause them, and include:
This set of routines effectively and efficiently reduces risks, as they focus on warming up, stretching, strengthening, and relieving those joints that bear the highest physical load at the workstation, minimizing the time required to prepare workers for their workday.
We guarantee the correct design of the workstation with our ergonomic validation.