Distran develops and sells ultrasound cameras able to "see"​ ultrasounds: each of the 124 ultrasound sensors on the camera perceives incoming sounds with a slight shift of a fraction of a milliseconds. This allows the algorithms inside the camera to compute back the position of the sound source and to display it in real-time to the user. The principle is similar to antenna arrays used by astronomers or the military. Here, the device is hand-held and allows industrials to quickly spot faults such as gas leak in their installation, often comprising hundreds of kilometers of pipes and thousands of potentially leaky elements.
Beyond cost savings, this tool enables to increase industrial safety and decrease emission of green house gases.

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Florian Perrodin

Gunnar Schroeder

Maria S.

James Litsios

Fritz Menzer

Peter Mantel

Lukas Horat

The Engineering and Software Development team at Distran is responsible for designing and enhancing the algorithms and software that power the ultrasound cameras. This includes developing signal processing techniques to accurately locate sound sources in real-time, optimizing software performance for user-friendly interfaces, and ensuring seamless integration of hardware and software components. Their work enables industries to effectively monitor and maintain infrastructure, enhancing safety and reducing environmental impact.

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