BUSINESSVirtual technology streamlines Ford's manufacturingFord Ergonomist Kali Gawinski demonstrates the full body motion capture part of Ford Motor Co.'s Virtual Manufacturing Technology, which is designed to reduce production line injuries.Max Ortiz, The Detroit NewsErgonomist Kali Gawinski demonstrates the full body motion capture part of Ford Motor Company's Virtual Manufacturing Technology.Max Ortiz, The Detroit NewsErgonomics Engineer Marty Smets talks about Ford Motor Co.'s Virtual Manufacturing Technology.Max Ortiz, The Detroit NewsKali Gawinski demonstrates the full body motion capture part of Ford Motor Co.'s Virtual Manufacturing Technology.Max Ortiz, The Detroit NewsErgonomics Engineer Marty Smets talks about Virtual Manufacturing Technology, which reduces production line injuries, as Ergonomist Kali Gawinski demonstrates the full body motion capture.Max Ortiz, The Detroit NewsErgonomist Rob McLean wears immersive virtual reality headgear as he demonstrates the marriage of a transmission to engine as part of Ford Motor Co.'s Virtual Manufacturing Technology.Max Ortiz, The Detroit NewsErgonomist Rob McLean wears immersive virtual reality headgear.Max Ortiz, The Detroit NewsRob McLean wears immersive virtual reality headgear as he demonstrates the marriage of a transmission to engine.Max Ortiz, The Detroit NewsFord Motor Co. Product Specialist Jae Perry speaks of the vast changes and overall safety has increased due to Ford Motor Co.'s Virtual Manufacturing Technology center.Max Ortiz, The Detroit NewsA motion capture camera at Ford Motor Co.'s Virtual Manufacturing Technology center is used in the ergonomic study.Max Ortiz, The Detroit News