Vibrome® Basics

Vibrome® is Level 42 AI’s framework for capturing and interpreting the mechanical, acoustic, vibration, flow-related and resonance signals produced by living systems. On Vibrome.com, the platform is focused on livestock health and the continuous multi-organ signals generated by the lungs, heart, gut and movement.

Vibrome® livestock biosignatures are measurable patterns in the sounds, vibrations, flows and movements generated by an animal’s body. These signals can provide information about respiratory, cardiac, gastrointestinal and musculoskeletal activity.

The living-orchestra comparison explains how the lungs, heart, gut and other body systems continuously produce signals that interact with one another. Vibrome® is designed to capture this combined physiological activity instead of relying only on isolated snapshots.

Vibrome® is designed to support fast, non-invasive collection of livestock biosignatures for screening, monitoring and veterinary decision support. The resulting information can help users observe health patterns and identify animals that may require closer veterinary attention.

The Vibrome® livestock platform is presented as capturing signals associated with the lungs, heart, circulation, gut and musculoskeletal activity. The available interpretation depends on the scanning configuration, algorithms and validated use case.

Vibrome® livestock biosignature technology is powered by Level 42 AI. Vibrome.com presents the livestock application of Level 42 AI’s imPulse® sensing platform and related AI-based signal analysis.

A single examination records information at one point in time, while repeated Vibrome® measurements can help users compare physiological patterns across time. Interpretation still depends on consistent scans and appropriate veterinary context.

The lungs, heart, gut, circulation and movement continuously generate complex signals. Organizing selected signals over time can create a large dataset for monitoring, research and development of validated livestock-health algorithms.

The website describes audible and inaudible activity, including infrasonic and ultrasonic signals that may be outside ordinary human hearing or touch. The captured range depends on the configured sensors and workflow.

The website displays technology from Level 42 AI, Panasonic, Lenovo, Google Pixel and Samsung. Supported devices and commercial configurations should be confirmed for the intended deployment.