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fusion approaches, e.g. using video recordings to pe-
riodically calibrate the system. Video recordings are
limited to defined camera angles however, that shall
not be a problem since during repetitive tasks we can
anticipate the action places and position the cameras
accordingly. Additionally, the explanation approach
can be increased through the analysis of three dimen-
sions of risk factors exposure: intensity, duration and
frequency.
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