Acoustic intelligence platform

Hear beyond
the ordinary.

Explore the hidden structure of sound. Visualise frequencies, investigate unfamiliar noises and discover what your surroundings are telling you.

Explore our live audio analyser and new sound engineering studio. More acoustic tools are on the way.

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Explore ZONIC

A laboratory for sound.

From live frequency analysis to experimental acoustic motion sensing, each tool is designed to make sound more visible, understandable and useful.

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Audio Spectrum Analyser

Live FFT frequency spectrum, waveform, spectrogram, peak frequencies, sound-level indicators and manual recording.

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AI Sound Identifier

Ask “What is it?” and get likely environmental sound categories using Google's on-device audio classification technology.

Available in analyser
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Acoustic Investigator

Inspect harmonics, repeating patterns, frequency changes and unusual audio events in greater detail.

Planned
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SoundSphere Sonar

Experimental acoustic pulses, echo comparison and possible movement detection using a quadrant-style radar display.

Research stage
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ZUMi Engine Diagnostics

Explore mechanical sound signatures, engine rhythms and acoustic anomalies. An existing related project.

Related projectVisit ZUMi ↗
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Acoustic Library

Save recordings, revisit frequency patterns and compare acoustic signatures across sessions.

Planned
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Sound Engineering Studio

Professional audio workspace: waveform, spectrum, stereo analysis, tone generator and room acoustics calculators.

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Our approach

Real measurements. Clear explanations.

ZONIC is being developed around useful, transparent acoustic analysis. We'll distinguish measured frequencies from estimated sound levels, AI predictions and experimental sonar results.

VisualiseTurn audio into waveforms, spectra and spectrograms.
UnderstandIdentify possible sound sources and investigate patterns.
ExperimentExplore acoustic sensing without overstating what a microphone can detect.