AI NewsWaveDeeply Supplies Acoustic AI Predictive Maintenance Solution to Busan Port Operator
Key points
- Deeply supplies Listen AI to a global port operator
- Sound-based predictive maintenance for automated crane equipment
- AI use cases continue to emerge at port sites
Deeply, an acoustic AI company, said on the 4th that it is supplying "Listen AI" to a large global port operator that runs port facilities in Busan and will carry out sound-based predictive maintenance of automated crane equipment. Industry News, Hellot, Digital Daily, Techworld News, EBN and Datanet reported the same news. Industry News wrote the product name as "ListenAI" and the other outlets wrote it as "Listen AI."
Digital Daily reported that the aim is to prevent failures and close operational gaps in automated yard cranes at Busan New Port, and Datanet also said in its headline that the product is being supplied to Busan New Port. Techworld News introduced Deeply as a company that uses an industrial acoustic analysis AI solution for quality inspection of industrial parts, tightening-sound inspection of connectors and bolts, and predictive maintenance. Datanet described Listen AI as a solution that analyzes sounds at industrial sites.
Recent developments Uses of AI at ports were also reported elsewhere. Korea NGO News (한국NGO신문) reported that the Incheon Port Authority has begun demonstrating automated AI pre-risk assessment technology to prevent safety accidents at port sites where large equipment and workers mix. The explanation is that once basic information such as work procedures and site photos is entered, AI automatically identifies risk factors for each step. Logistics Newspaper (물류신문) reported that the Ulsan Port Authority said on the 26th it has started a project to build a port information-sharing AI service that supports optimizing vessel operation plans.
Terms explained: Predictive maintenance is a method of analyzing signals such as the sound or vibration of equipment to predict failures in advance and carry out maintenance.