Eartex Ltd

Our project focuses on developing an innovative, compact onboard system designed to significantly enhance passenger comfort on trains. By employing advanced sensors, geolocation technology, and machine learning algorithms, this system will accurately measure, analyse, and address vibrations, dynamic behaviour, and noise experienced during train journeys. ...

This project will develop an Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) software tool for construction workers that will for the first-time prevent disease by accurately calculating individual workers exposure to three key construction hazards(noise/dust/vibration). Provide predictive insights to worker risks by combining disease progression and a regulatory li...

**Public description** Occupational hearing loss is the most prevalent occupational disease in industrialised countries with up to 24% of hearing impairment attributed to occupational noise. It is a Global challenge with significant economic social and physiological impacts that result in preventable ill health for millions of people. In the US over 10 mi...

Occupational hearing loss is the most prevalent occupational disease in industrialised countries with up to 24% of hearing impairment attributed to occupational noise. It is a Global challenge with significant economic social and physiological impacts-that results in preventable ill health for millions of people. In the US over 10 million workers suffer f...

At EAVE we are developing a novel, standalone noise management platform for both operative and environmental noise management. The platform gathers noise data from numerous digital sensors embedded in intelligent ear defenders that automatically capture continuous noise data before transmitting it to EAVE’s noise management platform called PEAK. PEAK is c...

To employ machine learning techniques to enable and improve ear protection systems in noisy environments, which provides an opportunity of enabling noise protection, environmental understanding and system learning.

Occupational hearing loss is the most prevalent occupational disease in industrialised countries with up to 24% of hearing impairment attributed to occupational noise. It is a Global challenge with significant economic social and physiological impacts-that results in preventable ill health for millions of people. In the US \> 10 MN workers suffer from the...