
Low-frequency noise carries further than any fence, the complaint that stalls approvals, cuts operating hours and sours neighbours. We measure it, predict it and are building the technology to cancel it.
Noise objections delay development applications. Defensible evidence keeps your application moving.
Complaints become operating restrictions. Know your footprint before the regulator does.
Neighbours don't measure decibels; they lose sleep. Fixing the hum protects the relationship.
A short, synchronised microphone campaign, delivered in days, not months. A full 20–500 Hz map of your noise.
The system accounts for operations and weather, flagging where the boundary will get loud.
Active cancellation hardware at the loudest edges, aimed by the twin. In development.
Inverter hum limits where storage can be built. Reducing noise allows for quieter boundaries and BESS being located closer to existing buildings.
Chillers and generators run all night. Boundary control builds social license and enables hyperscale.
Long construction timelines can last for years next to homes. Evidence keeps the labour window open.
Keep the bass inside the room, protecting operation licences and neighbours.
A short survey becomes a full 20–500 Hz noise map, evidence for a regulator, council or board.
Forecasts noise at the boundary before it breaches, so you can act before the complaint.
Active cancellation at the source, sensors, AI and speakers that cut the hum walls can't stop.
A sparse microphone campaign becomes a full 20–500 Hz map of a site. Physics-informed models fill the gaps between the mics that manual methods leave blank.
Incumbents like CadnaA, SoundPLAN and SiteHive built the field. We automate the modelling step and feed the output straight into the approvals consultants already run.
The practical place to stop the hum is the edge of the site making it, active cancellation aimed by the digital twin, not blanket treatment of everything inside the fence.
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Whether you operate a business or just want some peace and quiet in your home, let's talk about noise.
