Pick up the vibration
A contact microphone captures vibration travelling through the machine or its structure.
In development with SoundOps
What if the machine could tell you something changed?
With the sound it already makes.
NOS Service and SoundOps are exploring AI-driven acoustic anomaly detection that adapts to the unique sound of your machine.
NOS Service × SoundOps
Acoustic anomaly detection for industrial equipment
Listen first.Understand next.
Traditional monitoring starts with something you already know to look for. SoundOps starts somewhere else: we learn the language of your machine.
The technology
From vibration to a useful signal.
A contact microphone listens through the machine or structure. AI models learn its normal patterns and raise a flag when behaviour drifts.
Learn what normal sounds like
The models adapt to the machine’s own acoustic patterns instead of relying on a predefined fault library.
Flag behaviour drift
When the sound changes, the system can surface that shift for investigation.
No predefined fault library. Learn the language.
Pilots in different environments
Same idea. Different equipment.
We are testing the same idea across several pilots, disciplines and types of industrial equipment.
Start with the machine itself
Each pilot begins with the sound and vibration already present in the equipment.
Adapt to the environment
The contexts and disciplines can differ; the model learns each machine’s normal.
Look for meaningful change
What connects the pilots is simple: they all have a normal sound.
Start the conversation
We are listening.
Tell us about the machine, asset or structure you have in mind. We’ll follow up to explore pilot possibilities.
NOS Service · Kenneth Lien
kenneth.lien@nosas.no
+47 976 36 565
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