Data is the resource of the 21st century. A proper scientific foundation is needed to extract information from data and to model information independent of its digital representation. We have chosen to be part of building this foundation.
Our focus lies in audio signals and similar time-series. It is our mission to help musicians, composers and consumers with smart, powerful, intuitive and enjoyable technology.
We believe that alternative approaches to audio engineering will help humanity to better understand the mysteries of sound.
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Diego Tognola, Dr.sc.math Born and raised in Switzerland, Diego studied Mathematics, Physics and Computer Science at the University of Zurich. He earned a Doctorate in the field of Dynamical Systems ("Chaos Theory") at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETHZ). Having had a passion for music synthesizers since the early 1980s, Diego became increasingly interested in how sounds, and timbres in particular, could be visualised in a more intuitive way. While travelling through the Australian Outback, he conceived an idea that solved this self-imposed problem. Diego continued his career with software development that over the past two decades has gained him extensive technical and commercial experience in the end-to-end delivery of digital solutions. These IT skills allow him to incrementally and experimentally put his visualisation idea to test. Diego founded Sunics as a vehicle to create an experimentation platform for the audio and research community so that anyone interested can collaboratively explore and modernise how we look (pun intended) at audio and timeseries.
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