Austin, Texas, Feb. 10, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Sophelio, an applied AI and machine-learning firm, has launched the Data Fusion Labeler (dFL), a platform aimed at efficiently harmonizing, labeling, and preparing complex multimodal time-series data for machine learning and advanced analytics. The tool is designed to significantly reduce the time required for data preparation, condensing what typically takes weeks or months into mere hours. By enabling quicker data readiness, dFL allows teams to expedite model validation and production processes, ultimately shortening deployment timelines.
“dFL reflects both where we came from and where we’re going,” said Craig Michoski, Co-Founder of Sophelio. “It grew out of real-world fusion research, where reproducibility and data integrity are essential. We’ve evolved it into a general-purpose platform that helps teams turn raw, fragmented signals into reliable datasets in minutes instead of weeks or months.” This launch follows Sophelio’s recent name change and signifies a major shift in the company’s trajectory.
The Data Fusion Labeler has been in development for over a year, initially created to satisfy the stringent data demands of fusion energy research, an area where data quality, synchronization, and reproducibility are vital. Since its conception, the platform has been enhanced to accommodate a wider range of data-intensive applications. Following an earlier pre-announcement, the dFL is now available, with a beta version currently in use. Early adopters can leverage the platform’s core functionalities for harmonizing, aligning, labeling, fusing, and exporting complex time-series data with complete provenance.
The dFL is applicable across various sectors, including advanced manufacturing, energy systems, robotics, climate science, and applied research. It facilitates the conversion of heterogeneous, noisy, and asynchronous sensor data into coherent, machine learning-ready datasets. As the demand for effective data harmonization grows, companies are increasingly scrutinizing various data labeling and preparation tools. To contextualize this landscape, Sophelio recently published a neutral overview of leading approaches and platforms, addressing the challenges associated with applying traditional labeling techniques to real-world sensor data.
One of the standout features of dFL is its ability to unify data ingestion, preprocessing, visualization, automated and manual labeling of complex time-series data, and machine-learning-ready export into a single, reproducible workflow. Each transformation and label is meticulously recorded with deterministic, end-to-end provenance, ensuring reproducibility and auditability. This capability is crucial for teams working collaboratively across organizations, allowing for precise replay and validation of workflows.
Unlike traditional notebook-based methods, dFL adopts a signal-first approach, emphasizing that the sequence of data preparation operations is critical. This methodology preserves the semantic meaning of the data and guarantees consistent results across various datasets and teams. Users have reported significant improvements in efficiency; dFL has enabled hundreds of records to be labeled per hour, in stark contrast to the mere handful that could be processed daily using previous workflows.
The design and implications of the Data Fusion Labeler are elaborated in a technical paper titled “The Data Fusion Labeler (dFL): Challenges and Solutions to Data Harmonization, Labeling, and Provenance in Fusion Energy,” available on arXiv. The paper illustrates dFL as a unified, operator-order-aware workflow for uncertainty-aware data harmonization and provenance-rich labeling at scale, achieving more than 50-fold reductions in time-to-analysis with real fusion energy data.
Currently, the Data Fusion Labeler is accessible, with pricing options ranging from a free discovery tier to enterprise deployments that include advanced data fusion capabilities, expanded API access, and premium support. Early access to the beta version can be obtained through Sophelio’s platform.
Sophelio specializes in transforming complex, high-stakes sensor data into trustworthy, machine learning-ready datasets. The company, which originated from fusion energy research, has developed expertise in signal-first analytics, data harmonization, and reproducible workflows for various industries, including advanced manufacturing, robotics, and scientific research. The Data Fusion Labeler represents a significant advancement in bridging the gap between raw data and actionable analytics, supporting the evolving needs of data-intensive domains.
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