The tech company announced on Tuesday morning that it’s collaborating with New Brunswick researchers to help evaluate whether a patient-turnover device—which helps caregivers turn patients over in hospital beds—could meaningfully reduce their risk of injury. The researchers are tracking healthcare workers’ movements as they use Vendlet, a device made by European company DHG Denmark, to reposition “simulated patients,” which are actually members of the research team posing as patients. Brown said that Theia sells its platform to research labs studying biomechanics as well as companies looking to analyze worker movement: for example, to figure out what repetitive movements lead to potential injury, and develop associated training plans.