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I don't know about that. While that system is clearly easier to use, from what I've heard about echolocation it provides much more detail than that system. If
by aplusbi 16y ago
I don't know about that. While that system is clearly easier to use, from what I've heard about echolocation it provides much more detail than that system.
If you look at my other post, I linked to a video of a kid who used echolocation. He could distinguish objects - he walked past two garbage cans in the street, and said "Is that a car? clicks his tongue several times No, it's a garbage can."
- maeon3 16y agoI used the software I linked to above (I'm not blind), you can download it to a laptop, plug in a webcam and earphones. I could tell the difference between a car and a garbage can with no practice at all. Can he click with his tongue and tell if the picture on the wall is a picture a square or a circle? No, this software can enable him to do that. I'd like to get his opinion of this: http://www.seeingwithsound.com/ http://www.seeingwithsound.com/
- aplusbi 16y agoI stand corrected. It's hard to tell from the video.