Ultrasound Could Replace Proximity Sensors In Phones
This is neat.
My only question is whether or not smartphone speakers are currently capable of producing ultrasound waves (and whether the microphone is capable of picking them up). Like. How does it work? Normally specialized equipment is needed. Does this mean we can also start to do normal ultrasound scans using a phone?
As far as I'm aware, normal smartphone mics and speakers have limited frequency output and input (based on my own tests as an audiophile and musician), so... How does this work?
As far as I'm aware, normal smartphone mics and speakers have limited frequency output and input (based on my own tests as an audiophile and musician), so... How does this work?
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Current speaker/mics cant output or pickup ultrasound, so I'm betting they will use a dedicated sensor, like the light sensor, just better quality. Or more like the automatic Door opener at a supermarket, but that's microwave.
The problem I see with using ultrasound is that most other species of life on our planet can hear it, like dogs.
On second thought, that's probably the Real Reason ultrasound sensors Are coming. Every smartphone turned chew toy is another unit sold.
The problem I see with using ultrasound is that most other species of life on our planet can hear it, like dogs.
On second thought, that's probably the Real Reason ultrasound sensors Are coming. Every smartphone turned chew toy is another unit sold.
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