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Founded in 2015, Securaxis is a Swiss startup based in Geneva.
Leveraging new technologies we first successfully created and marketed a web and mobile enabled ecosystem for orienting travelers towards safety in hostile environment. Both co-founders have a track record of working in war zones and hazardous context.
After an hackathon with CERN (Centre Européen de Recherche Nucléaire) we pivoted to sounds analytics, first for safety & security, then me moved into smart cities as traction was driving us there.
Today our team is 8 people strong with data scientists, acousticians, developers. Our smart acoustic monitoring solution is present in 6 cities in Europe, with 5 more to come before the end of the year.
Securaxis technology combines Acoustic with advanced Artificial Intelligence (AI- RNN) and data science to add the missing layer to smart cities: the hearing, sounds analytics.
Sounds analytics allows for detection, geolocation, recognition and categorization of specific sounds in any kind of environment, for real time updates and alerts and data analytics.
Securaxis sounds analytics focuses on uses for smart cities, with proprietary use case base and in house labelled data sets and dedicated models, for applications such as traffic monitoring, traffic based lighting, safety and security.
With no recording and with edge computing, sounds are processed at sensor level allowing to respect citizens' privacy and to reduce data transfer and data storage costs.
Published 3 years ago
While Securaxis is currently testing its noise radar, the lower chamber of the Swiss parliament adopted a motion dedicated to the fight against noise pollution from vehicles. Noise radar was one of the measures adopted. The accepation of this motion had been the opportunity for Securaxis to be featured in the main Swiss News TVbroadcast, 10vor10 . Yes it is in German.
Published 3 years ago
Securaxis sound analytics solution is now available on Nuvla.io marketplace IoT edge platform
Published 3 years ago
Do you listen to your city? Our auditory senses play a huge role in how we experience and navigate an urban environment. Focusing on the soundscape of cities can unlock this often forgotten layer of experience.
Analyzing a city through this lens can help us better monitor city activities and generate actionable insights for local governments to save resources and improve quality of life. The transformation of urban spaces as a result of social-distancing measures around the world, has already dramatically changed the soundtrack of our cities.
Which pieces of this new landscape should we hold onto and how can we ensure longevity through smart city technology in the future? This curated group of experts explore how we can leverage the positive outcomes of these changes to support quality of life, smarter acoustics, and reduce noise pollution in cities.
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