Ultrasonic Radar: How to Build & Use on a Computer

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To build an ultrasonic radar for computer use, start by researching online resources that provide how-to guides. It's suggested to avoid using the term "radar" in searches, as it may not be technically accurate; instead, look for "ultrasonic sensor kits." Purchasing a kit can simplify the process, with various options available online. Additionally, YouTube offers helpful demonstrations that can enhance understanding. Thorough research and practical kits are essential for successful implementation.
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how do you make a ultrasonic radar to use on a computer?
help please
 
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hackergod said:
how do you make a ultrasonic radar to use on a computer?
help please

You're going to hack into a computer using ultrasonic radar? :bugeye:

But seriously, you use google. Just google "ultrasonic radar", and you will get lots of how-to hits. If you have questions after reading through those, post a link here with your question.
 
You could just buy a kit. You may not want to use the word "radar" in the google, though, since it isn't technically radar. But googling "ultrasonic sensor kit buy" yields this inexpensive kit: http://www.hobbyengineering.com/CatSULTRA.html

Googling "ultrasonic radar", I found a YouTube that is far too cool:
 
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