AI can understand the cries of newborn babies.

According to FreeThink , many parents worry about their babies' cries in the middle of the night, unsure whether they are hungry, have a stomach ache, or are simply restless. At CES 2024 (USA), an AI project from several American universities created the Cappella app, which can analyze the meaning of infant cries.

Cappella acts as a professional 'translator'. With one phone placed next to the baby's crib, and another phone used by the parents, when the baby cries, the AI ​​in the app analyzes the sound to identify needs such as hunger, sleepiness, discomfort, or even pain. Notifications with suggestions are then sent to the parents immediately.

The Cappella app uses AI to analyze baby cries.

Cappella boasts an accuracy rate of up to 95%, even higher than that of professionals, thanks to training based on massive datasets of crying sounds categorized by doctors and nurses based on context and real-life signs.

Beyond decoding cries, Cappella also allows for video monitoring of infants, recording feeding, sleeping, and diaper changes. Project founder Apolline Deroche stated, "This is all parents need; they won't have to install multiple apps anymore."

The app has launched on iOS and will soon be available on Android, with a monthly subscription costing $10. Deroche also hopes to use AI to identify early signs of illnesses (such as respiratory problems) and behavioral disorders (autism) in children, leading to more timely and effective diagnoses.

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