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hackergod
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how do you make a ultrasonic radar to use on a computer?
help please
help please
Ultrasonic Radar: How to Build & Use on a Computer
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The discussion focuses on building and using ultrasonic radar systems on a computer. Participants suggest using Google to find resources and kits, emphasizing that the term "radar" may be misleading as it is not technically accurate. A recommended resource is an ultrasonic sensor kit available for purchase at Hobby Engineering. Additionally, a YouTube video showcasing ultrasonic radar technology is mentioned as an engaging reference.
PREREQUISITES- Basic understanding of ultrasonic sensors
- Familiarity with computer interfacing techniques
- Knowledge of electronics and circuit assembly
- Experience with online research methods
- Research ultrasonic sensor kits available for purchase
- Explore tutorials on interfacing ultrasonic sensors with computers
- Watch YouTube videos demonstrating ultrasonic radar applications
- Investigate the differences between ultrasonic sensors and traditional radar systems
Electronics enthusiasts, hobbyists interested in DIY projects, and developers looking to integrate ultrasonic sensors into computer applications will benefit from this discussion.
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berkeman
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hackergod said:
You're going to hack into a computer using ultrasonic radar?
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.
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russ_watters
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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:
Googling "ultrasonic radar", I found a YouTube that is far too cool:
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