echolocation

Scientists can estimate the size of sperm whales based on analysis of the clicks they generate for echolocation.

There are also some well-known cases of blind people using echolocation pretty effectively, without any special hardware.

It was so difficult that he would sometimes close his eyes and and rely on his echolocation skills to navigate.

As an educator the whole power of expectation thing probably was more interesting to me than things like the echolocation aspect.

Our understanding of echolocation in bats or the magnetic field in birds is probably similar.

Even entirely new senses (eg echolocation) seem to evolve fairly easily and quickly.

I wasn't surprised, as I'd seen him on his bike in the neighborhood, doing the click echolocation described in This American Life.

This is awesome, great job, I think you've just given humans echolocation.

Half a zillion idea: use sound echolocation principles.

Bats and dolphins [1] using echolocation that - I've heard - works the same way but the pressures on them are different, the environments different.

Another useful and interesting skill is echolocation[0].

Humans can already learn echolocation [1].

In David Brin's Uplift trilogy, uplifted sentient dolphins sometimes "spoke" to each other by mimicking echolocation returns and beaming pictures and scenes directly into each other's heads.

Echolocation is a skill that basically translates clicky sounds that bounce back into structural details of the obstruction the sound waves encounter.