Shanghai Lanju's new automatic noise monitoring device made its debut at the 3rd Shanghai International Symposium on Urban Noise

This conference is jointly hosted by the Shanghai Academy of Environmental Sciences and the Shanghai Society of Acoustics, co organized by the Environmental Acoustics Branch of the Chinese Society of Acoustics, the Shanghai Society of Environmental Sciences, and the National Acoustic Standardization Technical Committee, and specifically organized by the Shanghai Urban Environmental Noise Control Engineering Technology Research Center.

The conference focuses on cutting-edge technologies and governance policies in the field of road traffic noise, aiming to provide a high-level international academic exchange platform for domestic and foreign experts, scholars, and decision-makers. Nearly 150 experts and representatives from noise management departments, environmental research institutes, universities, enterprises and institutions across the country attended the conference.

Invited Lecture

Kang Jian is a foreign academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, a member of the British Academy of Engineering, a member of the European Academy of Sciences, a professor at the Bartlett School of Architecture at University College London (UCL), and the deputy director of the Technical Committee of the Noise Engineering Center

Yuan Mincong, Researcher at the Highway Science Research Institute of the Ministry of Transport

Wang Hao from the Noise Department of the Atmospheric Environment Department of the Ministry of Ecology and Environment

Professor Gaetano Licitra, University of Pisa, Italy

Professor Mao Dongxing, Director of the Institute of Acoustics at Tongji University, Secretary General of the Shanghai Acoustic Society, and Deputy Director of the Technical Committee of the Noise Engineering Center

Hyunjin Kim, Director of R&D Department of Poinix Company in South Korea

Hu Wencheng, Director and Researcher of the Institute of Urban Safety and Environmental Science at Beijing Academy of Science and Technology

Wei Xinyu, Senior Engineer at the Nuclear and Radiation Safety Center of the Ministry of Ecology and Environment

Professor Filippo Giammaria Pratic ò, Mediterranean University of Reggio Calabria, Italy

Li Mingliang, Researcher at the Highway Science Research Institute of the Ministry of Transport

Ji Zhenlong, Deputy General Manager and Senior Engineer of Shanghai Chengtou Highway Investment (Group) Co., Ltd

Dr. Hong Xiaodan from Shanghai Yangfan Talent Program, Shanghai Environmental Science Research Institute, and Shanghai Urban Environmental Noise Control Engineering Technology Research Center

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At this meeting, Shanghai Lanju presented a new noise automatic monitoring instrument designed by the company specifically for accurately capturing and analyzing environmental noise, which has attracted the attention of industry experts at home and abroad.

The noise automatic monitoring device of Shanghai Lanju is a high-tech product that integrates sound source localization, voiceprint recognition, and real-time monitoring. This product can automatically track and locate noise sources based on 24-hour real-time noise monitoring applications, provide accurate sound source direction information through beam angle superposition technology, and display the actual location of the noise source in real time on the map. In addition, theThe product also has voiceprint recognition function, which can respond within 3 seconds, effectively filter high decibel natural sounds, reduce false alarms, and thus improve the accuracy of environmental noise analysis.

The noise automatic monitoring device of Shanghai Lanju is suitable for various environments and occasions, including but not limited to:

• Urban environmental monitoring: Monitoring urban noise pollution to provide data support for urban planning and environmental management.

• Industrial zone noise control: Real time monitoring of industrial zone noise to ensure that industrial production meets environmental standards.

• Traffic noise management: monitoring traffic noise, assisting in traffic planning and noise pollution control.

• Construction monitoring: Monitor the noise level at the construction site to ensure that construction activities comply with regulatory requirements.

• Public safety field: Quickly locate noise sources in emergency situations to improve emergency response efficiency.

With the deepening of smart city construction, noise management has become a key link in urban environmental governance. It has a significant impact on improving residents' quality of life, optimizing urban planning, strengthening environmental protection, and enhancing emergency response capabilitiesIn the future, upHailanju will continue to work hand in hand with industry colleagues to promote the intelligent and digital construction of noise management, contribute to the environmental protection field of smart cities, and achieve green and sustainable development goals.