This seminar systematically organizes noise analysis technologies using machine learning and deep learning.
It explains methods for visualizing complex noise factors that cannot be captured by conventional FFT analysis or CAE in a data-driven manner.
Furthermore, it presents a concrete workflow from anomaly detection and predictive model construction to real-world application.
The goal is to acquire practical AI-based noise control technologies directly applicable to design, evaluation, and on-site improvement.
Do you have any of these issues?
- Noise problems where FFT analysis cannot identify the root cause
- Large discrepancies between CAE results and actual measured noise
- Inability to predict the occurrence of abnormal sounds in advance
- Reliance on expert experience for noise evaluation without digitalization
- Noise countermeasures remain symptomatic and do not lead to fundamental improvement
Target Participants
- Design engineers involved in noise and vibration analysis
- Engineers who want to apply machine learning and deep learning in practice
- Engineers concerned about discrepancies between CAE results and real-world behavior
- Engineers responsible for noise reduction in product development
- Engineers aiming to introduce data-driven design and evaluation methods
Seminar Overview
This seminar systematically explains noise analysis, prediction, and improvement technologies using machine learning and deep learning with a focus on practical application. It addresses complex noise phenomena that cannot be captured by conventional FFT and CAE analysis, and organizes methods for factor extraction, anomaly detection, and predictive model construction using data-driven approaches. In addition, practical application methods for AI-based noise control are explained through real-world case studies, directly connecting to design, evaluation, and field improvement.
・ Fundamentals of noise pattern recognition using machine learning
・ Spectral analysis methods using CNN and RNN
・ Practical methods for anomaly detection and predictive model building
・ Hybrid design methods integrating CAE, experiments, and AI
・ Practical AI noise improvement processes through real-world case studies
Seminar Program
- 1. Fundamentals of Noise Pattern Recognition Using Machine Learning
1-1 Estimation of noise factors and feature design using regression and classification models
1-2 Feature engineering for noise data (RMS, spectral centroid, band energy)
1-3 Use cases of supervised and unsupervised learning
1-4 Hybridization of physical models and data-driven models
2. Noise Spectral Analysis Using Deep Learning
2-1 Basic structure of spectrogram analysis using CNN
2-2 Time-series learning of noise data using RNN and LSTM
2-3 Automatic extraction of frequency structures and feature learning
2-4 Trade-off between model accuracy and interpretability
3. Noise Anomaly Detection and Predictive Model Construction
3-1 Design of classification models for normal and abnormal sound
3-2 Anomaly detection using autoencoders
3-3 Learning methods in data-scarce environments (transfer learning, data augmentation)
3-4 Evaluation metrics for predictive models (accuracy, recall, false detection rate)
4. Practical Application and Noise Reduction Strategy
4-1 Process of translating AI analysis results into design specifications
4-2 Hybrid design method integrating CAE and experimental analysis
4-3 Gaps occurring in field application and countermeasures
4-4 Development approach from noise control to “pleasant sound design”
- 5. Real-world Case Studies of AI Noise Analysis
5-1 Anomaly detection applied to high-frequency motor noise in automobiles
5-2 Early detection of abnormal vibration noise in industrial machinery
5-3 Practical examples and effects of AI-based noise improvement projects using field data
Key Outcomes of This Seminar
- Ability to design practical noise analysis, prediction, and anomaly detection systems using AI.
- Ability to visualize noise causes and develop fundamental countermeasures that were difficult with conventional methods.
Prerequisite Knowledge
- Basic knowledge of undergraduate-level mathematics and mechanics is desirable; however, even without this background, key concepts and essential points will be explained clearly and carefully.
Bonus: Support via Email or Zoom
- Free Q&A support regarding seminar content (for 15 days from the day after completion)
- Free technical consulting for vibration-related work issues (for 15 days from the day after completion)
Viewing Period
- Available year-round (on-demand seminar)
- You can watch for any 3-day period at your preferred timing.
Please enter your preferred viewing dates (3 consecutive days, including weekends/holidays) in the designated field on the application form.
We will adjust the schedule as much as possible, but confirmation will be provided later by our company.
Recording Year & Duration
- 2026 edition, approximately 5 hours
Fee
- Campaign fee: 28,000 yen (all-inclusive / approx. half the price of typical technical seminars. Subject to change without notice due to website renewal campaign)
List of Participating Companies & Feedback
Instructor
| Title & Name |
Aitop Co., Ltd. Chief Technical Consultant
Certified Engineer, Japan Society for Noise Control Engineering
Technical Development Award, Acoustical Society of Japan
Former Adjunct Lecturer, Nagoya University Graduate School (lectured in English to international students: 2021–2024)
Hideo Kobayashi
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| Specialty |
Theory and applied technologies of vibration and noise engineering using AI and related fields |
| Achievements |
With over 30 years of experience as a technical consultant and seminar lecturer, has taught extensively at industrial technology centers across Japan and seminars organized by Nikkan Kogyo Shimbun. |
*The above seminar program may be subject to minor changes without notice.