Exhibitor Presentations

Don't miss our Exhibitor Presentations, where leading companies showcase the latest products and services in applied ergonomics. From cutting-edge software to ergonomic furniture, discover solutions that can revolutionize your workspace. These presentations offer a unique opportunity to see live demos, ask questions, and get hands-on experience with new technologies. Whether you're looking to make immediate improvements or planning for the future, our exhibitors have something for everyone.

Presentations by exhibitors will be held in the Exhibit Hall.

Connect with ideal resources for the latest products and services for your projects. If you've been sourcing vendors for a special project, process improvement, training or new product development be sure to make time to attend - practitioners at Inseer, VelocityEHS, and Caster Concepts are ready to help.

Tuesday, March 10

1:30 – 1:50 p.m.

AI-Driven Ergonomics: What Actually Works (and What Doesn't)

Blake McGowan, Head of Product, Ergonomics, VelocityEHS

Artificial intelligence is everywhere in ergonomics conversations – but AI doesn't fix broken processes. In this session, we'll cut through the hype and focus on what actually enables AI to improve ergonomics outcomes: process maturity, standardized workflows, and trustworthy data.

Designed for ergonomics and EHS process owners, this presentation shows how leading organizations are preparing their ergonomics programs for AI by getting the fundamentals right first. We'll walk through the critical questions teams must ask, the common failure points that stall AI initiatives, and what "good" really looks like in practice.

You'll see real-world examples of mature ergonomics processes that successfully support AI-driven insights and practical guidance you can take back and apply immediately.

Tuesday, March 10

2:00 – 2:20 p.m.

Caster Glide or Grind? How Design and Materials Affect Ergonomic Performance Over Time

Doug Backinger, Vice President, Sales, Caster Concepts

In this presentation, Doug will review results of testing regarding how long casters last before their ergonomic performance begins to deteriorate. He will also explain different caster designs and function and the materials used in caster wheels, which determines why certain casters hold up better than others and their impact on push/pull force.