AI-powered sound recognition sensor
This omnidirectional sensor lets you detect the origin and location of noise in real time, within a radius of 50m to 100m, thanks to its patented recognition algorithm.
Its dual microphones, adapted to the sonic and ultrasonic ranges, continuously analyse these two types of data separately, with an accuracy capable of distinguishing ambient sound from a sudden event.
The UBY software then alerts designated staff by email and/or SMS and they can listen to the sound recording and take action if required.
On-board algorithms identify noise sources and categorise them (alarms and sirens, impact noise, rotating equipment, engines and voices).
technical features
Sound level meter: Class 2, Vesper VM1000 omnidirectional microphone.
Sound ranges: 100Hz to 96kHz.
Data type : LAeq, LA10, LA50, LA90 in dB per 1/3 octave, with frequency spectrum (224 Hz to 22.4 kHz), HQ (24-bit PCM) via recordings.
Measurement frequency: every 5 minutes
Data visualisation: Real-time graph
Operating range : -10°C to 80°C
Network: 2G/3G/4G, integrated 4G modem, Ethernet, WiFi.
Power supply: 220 V. Battery kit fitted to lamppost (optional).
Weight: Less than 1 kg.
Dimensions (mm): 160 x 210 x 100.
Protection Index: IP65.
Fixing method and conditions:
At a minimum height of 2 m/2m50, in an unobstructed environment.
Mounting: On a tripod, angled mounting base, on a pole or around a post (using screws).
Technical prerequisites and installation
Equipment required: 2G/3G/4G network coverage, a mains socket or a lighting column.
Maintenance: Remote supervision by UBY support. Annual change of microphones at customer’s expense (screwing/unscrewing).
Examples of platform visuals
Noise and vibration dashboard on UBY Environment
Examples of graphs of noise levels
Alerts and sirens | Impact noise | Power tools | Engine / Motor |
Horn Backup beeper White-noise backup beeper | Fall of objects Vibrating compactor Hammer blows Excavator shovelling Jackhammer / Hydraulic rockbreacker Percussion drill Concrete pump / piston stroke | Angle grinder Power saw | Iddling lorry – truck Motorbike / scooter Car |
Classification of noises identified by UBY algorithm
FAQ
How far must the sensor be placed from an obstacle?
The sensor must be positioned at least one metre away from any surface or obstacle to avoid any echo-effect or reverberation
Is the sensor GDPR compliant?
The sensor, its software and algorithms are GDPR compliant
Are any administrative authorisations necessary?
Installation permits must be obtained for public structures and are the responsibility of the customer. They are not essential for private structures.