Our Technology
Privacy-preserving depth imaging and intelligent AI — accurate monitoring without cameras.
Depth imaging visualization — no identifiable visuals captured
The SoundEye Difference
Depth Imaging, Not Cameras
Traditional monitoring systems rely on cameras or thermal sensors that intrude on privacy. SoundEye uses depth imaging sensors that capture body posture and movement data — without ever recording identifiable visuals.
Privacy isn't a software layer. It's built into the hardware itself. There is nothing to mask, nothing to leak, and nothing to worry about.
No cameras
Depth sensors capture spatial data, not images. No faces, no bodies, no identifiable details.
No personal data
No personal data are collected nor stored. Fully compliant with privacy regulations.
Safe for every space
Can be placed in washrooms and private areas where cameras are never appropriate.
Under the Hood
Intelligent AI & Edge Computing
Our AI processes data directly on the device for maximum speed, security, and reliability.
AI-Powered Detection
Achieves 98%* accuracy using AI trained on over 1 million images to detect posture and movement precisely.
Edge Computing
All AI processing happens on the device itself, achieving lightweight network requirements and fast response times.
Auto Human Tracking
Detects and tracks human beings in real-time to perform posture analysis and fall detection.
Object Recognition
Automatically calibrates to detect beds, chairs and other objects. Deploys in under one minute.
Instant Alerts
Video clip alerts are delivered in seconds for fast and easy verification by caregivers.
Body Posture Recognition
High accuracy body posture recognition with low false alarm rate.
* Based on clinical trials
Step by Step
How It Works
Sense
Depth imaging sensor captures spatial data of the room — body posture and movement, without identifiable visuals.
Analyse
On-device AI processes the data in real-time, recognising posture, detecting falls and bed exits with high accuracy.
Alert
Instant alerts with video clips are sent to caregivers for rapid verification and response.