Productivity Analysis
2 videos · Measures productive and idle time from manual activity at the workstation
About this solution
Productive × idle time statistics for workstations based on manual activity (hands and arms relative to the body). The system does not identify people by name: it measures the activity pattern at the workstation to support line balancing, team sizing and continuous improvement.
- 1The pose model follows each worker's joints and the tracker keeps each person's identity.
- 2Movement is measured at the hands relative to the person's own torso, with smoothed points and a dead zone. Body sway, shifting weight, walking, camera shake and small tics do not count as work.
- 3Counted as productive: handling something for at least 2 s with hands away from the body and in front of/above the hips, or keeping an arm extended over a part/tool while making adjustments.
- 4Hands hanging down, near the face (radio, phone) or resting on the body, as well as conversational gestures, count as a pause.
- 5Short pauses between work cycles count as productive; with no manual activity for the configured time, the whole period becomes idle time.
- 6Reports by workstation, shift and period reveal bottlenecks and opportunities.
Benefits
- Continuous time studies, with no timekeeper and no observer effect.
- Objective data for team and shift sizing.
- Identification of bottlenecks and waiting time for materials.
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