  In the developing countries, most of the Manual Material Handling (MMH)
related tasks are labor-intensive. It is not possible for these countries to
assess injuries during lifting heavy weight, as multi-camera motion capture,
force plate and electromyography (EMG) systems are very expensive. In this
study, we proposed an easy to use, portable and low cost system, which will
help the developing countries to evaluate injuries for their workers. The
system consists of two hardware and three software. The joint angle profiles
are collected using smartphone camera and Kinovea software. The vertical Ground
Reaction Force (GRF) is collected using Wii balance board and Brainblox
software. Finally, the musculoskeletal analysis is performed using OpenSim
Static Optimization tool to find the muscle force. The system will give us
access to a comprehensive biomechanical analysis, from collecting joint angle
profiles to generating muscle force profiles. This proposed framework has the
potential to assess and prevent MMH related injuries in developing countries.
