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Discover Ludwig"ultrasonic range" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to the range of frequencies of sound waves that are too high for humans to hear. You can use this phrase when discussing technology or equipment that uses ultrasonic frequencies, such as sonar systems, animal repellers, or medical imaging devices. Example: The ultrasonic range of this new ultrasound machine allows doctors to see even the tiniest details in a patient's internal organs.
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This is because they tend to emit pitches in the ultrasonic range, which only other millennials can hear.
As they do so, they emit sound waves in the ultrasonic range.
Free space?: This ultrasonic range finder, stuck to a car door with magnets, is the basis of a prototype system developed at Rutgers University for monitoring street parking.
Therefore, this research shows the possibility to improve the resolution of the ultrasonic range sensor.
Research done with captive animals in the 1950s quantitatively demonstrated that dolphins both produce and are sensitive to sounds into the ultrasonic range.
The trick was that those commands would be played in the ultrasonic range above 20kHz – inaudible to human ears but, through audio manipulation by the researchers, easily perceptible to digital ones.
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In this paper, a modified method for occupancy grid map building by a moving mobile robot and a scanning ultrasonic range-finder is proposed.
In this paper, we describe and compare three different uncertainty calculi techniques to build occupancy grids of an unknown environment using sensory information provided by a ring of ultrasonic range-finders.
The first application of this ultrasonic ranging technique was as an interface for electric wheelchairs.
The project robot consists of a mobile platform equipped with infrared sensors and an ultrasonic ranging device that help it navigate.
While ultrasonic ranging and positioning has certainly been done before, the design and implementation of our glove was our own.
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