Iotellect - Noise Level Monitoring

Solution Group

Industry

Environmental Management

Building and Construction

PoC Duration

Iotellect Match

3-5 days

AI powered Low Code IoT/IIoT Platform

Safeguard your environment and community health with a fully tailored noise monitoring solution powered by an IoT development platform. Gather and analyze noise pollution data from diverse sensors, establish alerts for excessive levels, and enable community members to take action. Leverage insightful reports and visualizations to pinpoint trends and meet regulations. Seamlessly integrate with existing systems to automate noise mitigation measures. Adopt customizable, scalable, and secure solution to optimize your noise management, protecting both people and the environment.

Iotellect is a low code IoT/IIoT development platform. It does not work as an out-of-the-box solution or product. Instead, it helps you to monetize your IoT know-how by dramatically lowering labor costs and cutting time-to-market for your product, service, or solution. It allows business-oriented IoT professionals to join the development process by converting their IoT market knowledge directly into product features and specific value delivered to your end customers.

Build Your IoT Application

Connect Your

Noise Level Monitoring Devices

LPWA sensors networks

IoT gateways

Weather stations

Sound level meters

Smart microphones

Environmental noise monitoring stations

Distributed acoustic sensors

Industrial noise dosimeters

Data loggers and recorders

Wearable devices

Connect Devices

Connectivity & Management

Drivers for Modbus, SNMP, and other protocols common in sensor networks are used to quickly and easily connect a variety of noise level sensors, regardless of their manufacturer
The Agent SDK is used to develop custom firmware for sensor hubs and gateways, ensuring the reliable delivery of sensor readings even in locations with poor network connectivity
Device snapshots are used to track and change the settings of remote noise sensors, even if they are offline
Group operations are used to manage multiple noise sensors as a single entity, for example, all sensors in a particular zone or building

Integration

Web services (SOAP/REST) are used to expose the real-time noise level data and historical statistics to third-party applications, such as community portals or noise complaint management systems
JDBC/ODBC driver is used to store the noise level data in a customer's existing database system, such as PostgreSQL or MS SQL
MQTT is used for real-time noise level data distribution to external subscribers, for example, for integration with noise mitigation systems

Analytics

Low-code expressions are used to define dynamic thresholds for noise levels, taking into account time of day, location, and other factors
Statistical process control module is used to calculate and store the historical averages, minimums, and maximums of noise levels, enabling detection of long-term trends and patterns
Alerts are used to notify responsible personnel (via email, SMS, or push notifications) when noise levels exceed predefined thresholds or violate dynamic baselines
Machine Learning module is used to build models that predict future noise levels and identify unusual noise patterns (anomalies)
The reporting module is used to generate custom reports on noise levels, including graphs, charts, and tables

UI/UX

The UI Builder is used to quickly and easily design dashboards that visualize noise levels in real-time, showing heat maps, graphs, and other interactive elements
Geographic maps (using Google Maps, OSM, etc) are used to display sensor locations and noise level readings across a monitored area
The auto-run facility is used to automatically open relevant dashboards and reports when a user logs in, providing immediate access to critical information
Mobile-friendly web interface is used to allow community members to view noise levels in their area and submit noise complaints from their smartphones

Key Features of Your
Noise Level Monitoring Solution

Customers and Partners

System Integrators
Original Equipment Manufacturers
Industrial and Manufacturing Organizations
Local Government and Municipalities
Environmental Monitoring Agencies

Solution Users and Developers

Dedicated low code developers
Environmental monitoring specialists
IoT solution architects
Facility maintenance managers
Noise pollution control officers

Customer success team

Community

Online training

Noise Level Monitoring