Upalgo Labeling

Signal labeling software, in three editions

Upalgo Labeling is Ezako’s desktop software for labeling complex signals. It is available in three editions: Sound (acoustic data), DAS (distributed acoustic sensing), and Timeseries (sensor measurements). All three run fully offline on Windows, Linux and macOS. They can operate individually on a workstation or as part of a team workflow through UpalgoDB.

Who it is for

Designed for acousticians, DAS operators, predictive-maintenance engineers and analysts who need precise, expert-validated labels on large volumes of specialized signal data while keeping all processing under their own control.

Editions


SoundDASTimeseries
SignalAcoustic recordings, mono to multichannel arraysOptical fibre, thousands of channels along a cableSensor measurements
Primary displaySpectrogram, five frequency scalesWaterfall, time versus distanceSeries, per channel
LabelingTime–frequency eventsTime–distance eventsTime events
UsersAcousticians and analystsDAS operators and analystsEngineers, predictive maintenance

How Upalgo is obtained

Upalgo is obtained from Ezako, after an evaluation on the customer’s own recordings. No price list is published: each programme is quoted on its scope.

EvaluationA demonstration, then an evaluation on the customer’s data, arranged through the contact page.
Software licenceUpalgo Labeling and UpalgoDB are licensed by Ezako and installed on the customer's infrastructure.
DistributionAlternatively, Upalgo Labeling has been listed in the Altair Partner Alliance since June 2023. Now part of Siemens.
DatasetsOff-the-shelf datasets are supplied under licence. Datasets to specification and annotation services are quoted according to a contractually defined scope.
Custom developmentQuotation based. Detection algorithms can be developed for a specific signal and question, from training data through to deployment in Upalgo.
DeploymentOn the customer’s infrastructure, including air-gapped networks. No data is transmitted to Ezako.


See what Ezako can do with your data

Describe your signals and your requirements to arrange a demonstration.