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Manager Jungsoo Kim: “Our solution helps prevent industrial accidents and even enables non-destructive inspection of finished products.”&nbsp;<figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:900/600;" src="https://deeply-website-backend.s3.ap-northeast-2.amazonaws.com/deeply/2025-03/73c779c1-f138-4e53-a055-553dc6235a21.jpg" width="900" height="600"></figure>&nbsp;In manufacturing environments, where machinery and equipment generate constant noise, identifying specific abnormal sounds can be extremely challenging. However, failing to detect these sounds could lead to serious workplace accidents or go unnoticed during product quality checks.&nbsp;At the SECON 2025 &amp; eGISEC 2025 exhibition, held from March 19 to 21 at KINTEX in Ilsan, Deeply showcased its AI-powered solution that detects and analyzes abnormal sounds to assess equipment conditions. Founded in 2017, Deeply began as an audio AI startup analyzing baby cries to identify their cause, and has since expanded into industrial safety and manufacturing, detecting both emergency sounds and machine anomalies.&nbsp;At this exhibition, Deeply introduced “Listen Machine,” a solution that uses AI to classify sounds and vibrations, analyze abnormal data, and support appropriate responses based on equipment condition. To make this possible, Deeply has developed technology that filters out unnecessary noise in industrial settings and utilizes machine learning and deep learning for sound and vibration-based anomaly detection. The company says this enables predictive maintenance, precise repairs, longer equipment lifespan, and reduced maintenance and safety costs associated with machinery failure.&nbsp;Manager Jungsoo Kim explained, “We initially focused on emergency sound detection, but as the technology matured, we naturally transitioned into machine-focused solutions. Now, our technology can be used not only during production but also as a non-destructive inspection tool in the quality control phase, allowing detection even inside sealed products.”&nbsp;He added, “Our solution can even detect fastening sounds, not just whether a machine is running. We’ve deployed it in sectors like rail (Korail), automotive, and home appliances across Korea.”&nbsp;🔗 <a href="https://kidd.co.kr/news/240940">https://kidd.co.kr/news/240940</a>

Deeply Uses AI to Detect Abnormal Sounds, Boosting Industrial Site Efficiency

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Deeply, an AI technology company specializing in detecting risks through sound, has been selected for Singapore's innovation program, 'HATCH Dimension X Cohort 5'. Through this program, Deeply will collaborate with Singapore's Home Team Science &amp; Technology Agency (HTX) and local government agencies to initiate a Proof of Concept (PoC) project aimed at addressing public safety and security challenges.&nbsp;A total of 12 startups from seven countries, including the United States, the United Kingdom, and Israel, were selected for 'HATCH Dimension X Cohort 5'. Notably, Deeply is the only company chosen from an Asian country and the sole representative from South Korea. This marks the second time a Korean company has been selected since the program's inception.&nbsp;<figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1179/864;" src="https://deeply-website-backend.s3.ap-northeast-2.amazonaws.com/deeply/2025-04/4c513d8e-8b4d-40c4-bcc8-e216afa64711.jpg" width="1179" height="864"></figure>&nbsp;In this PoC, Deeply plans to integrate its AI technology, capable of real-time detection of emergency sounds like 'screams' and 'help me', into Singapore's public safety systems. This technology offers a significant advantage over traditional CCTV-based systems, as it can be installed in privacy-sensitive areas, making it an ideal solution for building smart city and smart surveillance systems.&nbsp;Suji Lee, CEO of Deeply, stated, "Collaborating with the Singapore government to validate our rare non-verbal sound AI technology is a highly meaningful opportunity. Through this project, we aim to establish a foundation for cooperation with global partners and expand into markets with high public safety demands, such as Southeast Asia and the Middle East."&nbsp;Changyeol Yeom, Director of the Singapore IT Support Center at the National IT Industry Promotion Agency, commented, "This is an excellent example of Korean AI technology gaining recognition in the global market. We will actively support Deeply's PoC to ensure it leads to successful collaboration with the Singapore government."&nbsp;The outcomes of this project are scheduled to be presented at a demo day in July.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.asiatime.co.kr/article/20250409500335">https://www.asiatime.co.kr/article/20250409500335</a>&nbsp;

Deeply Partners with Singapore Government to Advance Global Public Safety PoC

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Deeply, a leading AI-powered sound analysis company, has been selected as an innovative product by the Public Procurement Service (PPS) of South Korea, recognizing both its technological excellence and public value. The PPS Innovative Product Designation program aims to introduce cutting-edge technologies into the public sector, enhancing public services and contributing to national problem-solving. This selection reaffirms Deeply’s commitment to technological advancement and social impact.The designated product, Deeply’s AI-driven unmanned surveillance solution, Listen AI, is built on the world’s largest non-verbal sound dataset, totaling 13.9TB. It specializes in detecting emergency sounds such as screams, loud shouts, and cries for help in real time, addressing critical public safety concerns. Unlike traditional camera-based surveillance systems, Listen AI provides an added layer of security while maintaining privacy, making it suitable for sensitive locations such as restrooms and dressing rooms. The technology has already been deployed in key public and industrial sectors, including Incheon Transit Corporation, the Government Complex in Sejong, Korail, and the South Korean Army, proving its effectiveness in enhancing public safety.The PPS selection process involves rigorous evaluations of technological innovation, public benefit, product maturity, and applicability. Deeply, through seven years of intensive research and development, has successfully commercialized sound AI technology and implemented a field-data-driven learning system to improve accuracy and reliability. This recognition validates the crucial role of real-time emergency sound detection technology in ensuring public safety.As a designated innovative product, Listen AI is now eligible for up to six years of exclusive contracts within the public procurement market, along with pilot purchases and demonstration testing support of up to 300 million KRW. With this selection, Deeply is set to strengthen its position in the public procurement sector while expanding opportunities in smart cities, smart factories, and other emerging fields.Deeply CEO Suji Lee commented, “Being selected as an innovative product by the PPS is a testament to both our technological expertise and our commitment to public value. We will continue driving innovation in public safety and industrial applications while expanding our presence in the global market.”This recognition marks a turning point for Deeply, reinforcing its reputation as a trusted company both domestically and internationally. With its advanced sound AI technology, Deeply aims to address pressing public issues and contribute to strengthening national competitiveness.&nbsp;https://www.itbiznews.com/news/articleView.html?idxno=159215