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Wearables, Insoles, and Worker Safety: Can Consumer Health Tech Help Warehouse Ergonomics?
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2026-02-26
10 min read
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Can wearables and scanned insoles reduce warehouse injuries — or are they placebo tech with privacy risks? Practical guidance for ops buyers.
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