CRY ANALYSIS
Providing parents and pediatricians the tools to monitor infants. Better.
Our system is being designed to provide continuous non-invasive monitoring of infants’ health, while at their homes. From translating the meaning of baby cries to early detection of potential neurodevelopmental disorders and pathologies.
RESEARCH
Cry Analysis
Using a comprehensive multimodal approach, we’ve investigated infant cries, analyzing various aspects such as acoustics, electroencephalography (EEG) signals, regional cerebral oxygen saturation (NIRS), facial expressions, and other specific parameters. All these studies have helped us develop our advanced Cry Analysis technology.
RESEARCH
Clinical Studies
Our research is studying how the acoustic signal conceals the cause of many infant neurodevelopmental disorders and pathologies, such as autism, specific language impairments, hearing disorders, hyperactivity or sudden infant death among others. This opportunity opens the possibility to a much improved preventive infant healthcare.
TECHNOLOGY
AMSI: Acoustic Multi-Stage Interpreter
Baby crying is the universal language newborns use to communicate. We use artificial intelligence and sound recognition to analyse infant’s cries sounds for parents and pediatricians. Our pioneering deep learning sound based solution is more accurate than any other competing technology.
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Multicenter Clinical Study Kick-Off
13 May 2025 - MAJOR MILESTONE IN OUR CLINICAL RESEARCH: We’ve officially launched the next phase of our multicenter study, now expanding with new international clinical sites.
Automatic Cry Analysis: Deep Learning for Screening of Autism Spectrum Disorder in Early Childhood
15 April 2024 - We’re proud to share that our latest scientific paper, Automatic Cry Analysis: Deep Learning for Screening of Autism Spectrum Disorder in Early Childhood, has just been published in the highly reputed Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders!
New Scientific Publication Published!
06 March 2025 - Check out our recent scientific article, ``Early Identification of Autism Using Cry Analysis: A Systematic Review and Meta‑analysis of Retrospective and Prospective Studies``, published in the prestigious Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders, marking a significant step in the early identification of autism using infant cry analysis.
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