Bats recognize individual voices, study shows »
Posted By IsraGeek 6 months, 4 weeks ago in Science & TechnologyAs echolocating animals, bats "emit calls out to the environment and locate, range, and identify objects by listening to the echoes of these calls."
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I am a thirty-something (on the low end of the thirties) "hi tech" professional from Tel Aviv, Israel. Although I am in the twilight of ...
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I'm sure the pentagon will somehow use this technic to wage war...too bad...as we too can put a combination of bells on a pet's collar, and listen with the microphone of a computer...that too increases the magnitude by mulitiplying the sound, times an X amount to recognize indipendently our pet and it's location. Sound works like doplar radar does...it travels the speed of sound then returns after a period of time that relates the total distance. LOLn Anyone can do this...shoot and arrow and when the arrow hits the target...a mic there and a mic near-by records the speed of the arrow's sound at impact....this allows cameras too to record the sight...in a similar way.
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