[–] frongpik 5y ago ↗ That's pretty old news. These days ultrasound mics and speakers can act almost like lowres webcams. [–] bane 5y ago ↗ Do you have any info on this? The only imaging I'm familiar with are medical. [–] snypher 5y ago ↗ Maybe check out https://kelu124.gitbooks.io/echomods/content/RPI.html [–] tinus_hn 5y ago ↗ Amazing, can I buy one of these sets? [–] frongpik 5y ago ↗ Any TV with 2 mics. Those TVs are called smart for a reason.
[–] bane 5y ago ↗ Do you have any info on this? The only imaging I'm familiar with are medical. [–] snypher 5y ago ↗ Maybe check out https://kelu124.gitbooks.io/echomods/content/RPI.html
[–] tinus_hn 5y ago ↗ Amazing, can I buy one of these sets? [–] frongpik 5y ago ↗ Any TV with 2 mics. Those TVs are called smart for a reason.
[–] [dead] smangold 5y ago ↗ It is more a demo of a full duplex single lonk using twi frequencies (one for each direction), instead of networking. It might be interesting to add a MAC protocol. Interesting work.
[–] tashbarg 5y ago ↗ > You can see that we transmit in this example at two different frequencies, 19kHz and 18kHz.Not „just out of hearing range“ for some people. Especially young people can hear up to 20kHz.
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[ 4.0 ms ] story [ 20.4 ms ] threadNot „just out of hearing range“ for some people. Especially young people can hear up to 20kHz.