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Though the first device did work, it was not very convenient for people to use. This is now the new and improved echolocation device. It is a bit bigger than a cell phone but can fit into mot pockets.  It does the same thing as the first prototype but without any noise.

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The original echolocation protocol device.

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The original echolocation protocol device.

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This is a device that sends out sounds waves to find the location of objects. The information is then sent back to the device and displayed on the screen.

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Let's say you are walking in the woods, it is beginning to get dark and you can't find your way. Your phone does not have service and you are beginning to panic when suddenly you remember that you have the new echolocation app! It does not require service, the phone simply needs to be turned on. The phone sends out a signal using high frequencies. Once the phone has scanned the area, a map of the area will be visible on the phone screen. This can help people who are hiking, exploring new lands, walking at night, and many other ways.

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There are many ways humans can use the adaptations of bats! If a person is lost in the woods they could use their echolocation device to map out the surroundings, especially at night. Another way would be to help the blind get around. They could have an echolocation device or it could even be part of their walking stick. It could even help drones and other flying objects have a better accuracy rate and less damages.

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Bats make calls as they fly and listen to the returning echoes to build up a map of their surroundings. The bat can tell how far away something is simply by how long it takes the sounds to return to them. This is called echolocation. Bats actually have good eye sight but use echolocation to hunt insects at night. Bats are also able to hear at much higher frequencies than humans and they use this to their advantage.

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Biomimicry is getting batty!