Wavely
Wavely is an expert in sound and vibration analysis for the environment and industry, combining expertise in signal processing and machine learning. The application fields are multiple, ranging from gas leak detection to predictive maintenance of industrial equipment, including the recognition of construction site noise or the monitoring of biodiversity.
Wavely was founded in 2017 following a research project by Nicolas Côté, acoustician and signal processing expert, Alexis Vlandas, CNRS researcher in materials physics, and Marion Aubert (Sciences Po/HEC).
The company currently has 17 employees, 40% of whom are PhDs specialized in audio and vibration signal processing and machine learning.
Real time gas leak detection and localization system gas leak
IoT project
Why did you join the IoT Business Hub?
Wavely has launched a new solution for predictive maintenance of rotating machines for the industrial environment: Wavely Predict. This IoT solution embeds a vibration sensor, a microphone, a temperature sensor and an embedded artificial intelligence to detect anomalies on industrial rotating machines after a learning phase of the equipment’s nominal operation.
Joining the IoT Business Hub seems interesting to us in order to share this solution with the community and exchange on collaboration opportunities. It’s also an opportunity for Wavely to benefit from strategy support, feedback, and to meet market players and users to better understand their needs.
What Wavely brings to the IoT Business Hub
Wavely offers to bring the experience of its team on its core business, sound and vibration analysis and on machine learning. The specificity of this expertise means that we could very well envisage collaborations with other companies working on connected objects in which we come, via a software license model, to offer our audio or vibratory processing bricks only.