echolyxai
Acoustic intelligence for industry

Machines make a sound.
We make it make sense.

AI-powered anomaly detection for factory machine monitoring. Catch the quiet signals before they become loud problems.

Detect a fault See how it works
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Try it yourself

Hear what your
machine is telling you.

Upload a short recording from a factory machine. Our model listens for subtle acoustic signatures that point to wear, imbalance, and fault.

MP3, WAV, M4AUp to 60 seconds
MACHINE ANALYZER 01 / 01

Your recording is used only for this analysis.

From sound to signal

A clearer picture of machine health.

01

Detect faults

Record your fan in operation. Echolyx AI analyzes the sound pattern for signs of faults or abnormalities.

02

Get results

Receive an instant verdict with a plain-language explanation you can act on right away.

03

Monitor over time

Re-upload recordings to track changes, spot trends, and catch issues before they stop production.

The output

Clear answers.
No black box.

Every result is designed for the people closest to the machine. No data science degree required.

Explore the model
Healthy

Operating within its normal acoustic range.

Mostly normal

A minor variation was detected. Keep monitoring.

Unusual

A pattern outside the usual range needs attention.

Fault detected

A likely fault signature requires inspection.

Health over time

The earlier you listen,
the longer it runs.

Build a simple acoustic history for every fan on your floor. Changes become visible before they become expensive.

Start monitoring
FAN-04 / EXHAUST LINE30 DAYS
JUN 01JUN 15JUN 30
Questions, answered

Good to know.

What kind of fans can Echolyx AI monitor?

Echolyx AI is designed for industrial fans, blowers, and similar rotating equipment where acoustic changes can reveal mechanical wear.

Do I need special recording equipment?

No. A clear recording from a phone or existing maintenance microphone is a good place to start.

Is my audio recording private?

Yes. Recordings are used to generate your analysis and are not used for unrelated purposes.