Echo Bat: Sonar Sound Explorer

About this app

Love unique sensory experiences? Echo Bat turns your iPhone Pro into a living sonar. A ONE-OF-A-KIND TECHNOLOGY Using the LiDAR sensor in your device, Echo Bat detects obstacles around you in real time and converts them into immersive 3D spatial sound. Close your eyes, put on your headphones, and explore your environment like a real bat. Sound comes from the exact direction of objects: left, right, near or far. Your ears become your eyes. WHAT YOU DEVELOP - Spatial awareness: navigating without sight in a real environment - Auditory empathy: understanding how visually impaired people perceive the world - Active listening: decoding sounds to build a mental map - Echolocation: mastering the natural principle used by bats and dolphins - Immersive hearing: a 3D audio experience unlike anything else DESIGNED FOR EVERYONE - No ads, no hidden purchases, no data collection - Simple and intuitive interface from first use - Voice guidance for an accessible experience - Haptic feedback to reinforce spatial perception - Works completely offline HOW TO USE Hold your iPhone in front of you like a flashlight. LiDAR scans the space in real time. Nearby obstacles create fast, directional clicking sounds. Open space produces soft, calming tones. Sound comes from the exact direction of detected objects. WHY THE SCREEN GOES BLACK The screen turns black for total immersion. Without visual distraction, your brain fully activates auditory perception. It is a sensory experience you will not forget. WHO IS IT FOR? - Curious minds of all ages fascinated by sensory technology - Families looking for an original educational experience - Science and sound physics enthusiasts - Anyone who wants to explore the world differently Download Echo Bat and discover the world with your ears. Close your eyes. The experience starts now.

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