1. A method for improving ergonomic movements of a person operating factory equipment at a factory, comprising: receiving input data from a non-invasive motion sensor measuring movements of the person while the person operates the factory equipment; collecting, using the non-invasive motion sensor, motion sensor data of the movements of the person for an interval of time; analyzing the motion sensor data using an analysis application having a set of classified pre-determined motions, where the analysis application classifies a movement captured during the interval of time as a motion corresponding to particular a pre-determined motion among a plurality of pre-determined motions, wherein classification is performed based on shared relative values among the motion sensor data and the particular pre-determined motion, wherein a classified motion is formed, and wherein the shared relative values comprise qualitative descriptions of the movements of the person as opposed to quantitative measurements of the movements of the person comparing the classified motion to a set of pre-determined motions that were pre-determined to be undesirable ergonomic motions in an ergonomic analysis for a factory setting; and responsive to the classified motion being among the pre-determined motions that were pre-determined to be undesirable ergonomic motions, monitoring an amount of time for the classified motion, and, using a display to display information to the person and issuing an alert that communicates to the person that the pre-determined motion during the interval of time represents an ergonomically incorrect or undesirable movement for a factory setting.