audio based direction finder
use mics to find direction of where noise comes from
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saivagishv
Tier 1
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zsharpminor
requested changes for audio based direction finder ago
Hello, please read https://blueprint.hackclub.com/about/submission-guidelines. You need a repository link for this project, your project is incomplete, and we cannot under any circumstances fund a 3D printer; and the soldering iron cannot be funded by Blueprint as well. Thanks!
saivagishv
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google doc link
this is the link to the google doc of al the research and work for this project which show the timeline of the project:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1qRaXoqNZ35R9nwiziwaaF19ttK3en2q6YrXlcma4VQY/edit?usp=sharing
saivagishv
submitted audio based direction finder for review ago
saivagishv
added to the journal ago
attempting to link repository
current code in https://github.com/saivagishv-ctrl/arduino-ide-trilateral-audio-with-adafruit-neo-pixel/tree/main
This project worked once on video, but the mic failed due to a manufacturing issue shortly after the video is linked at
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NHLZoygnrJA
model demonstration at 4:38
saivagishv
added to the journal ago
installed parts, routed wires, and filmed functionality
Testing was done and a video of the prototype working was created, this is a link to the google doc to show the timeline of work, and a link to the video below, this was made for conrad business challenge, so most claims about business are projections, and I don't intend to make this for profit.
here is an image of the finished device
It uses differences in the time that a sound reaches the mics to determine direction.
saivagishv
added to the journal ago
Planned out parts, found parts, bought parts
Over the course of about a month, i went through three different concepts and parts and found the project i wanted to work on, and the method of doing the audio-based mapping of bee activity and began working on it with a group. After around 100 hours we have this business document
Conrad (Advaith & Raghav & Atharv & Sai )
here is an image of the current code: and 3d model
saivagishv
started audio based direction finder ago
1/1/2026 - Planned out parts, found parts, bought parts
Over the course of about a month, i went through three different concepts and parts and found the project i wanted to work on, and the method of doing the audio-based mapping of bee activity and began working on it with a group. After around 100 hours we have this business document
Conrad (Advaith & Raghav & Atharv & Sai )
here is an image of the current code: and 3d model
1/19/2026 8:03 PM - installed parts, routed wires, and filmed functionality
Testing was done and a video of the prototype working was created, this is a link to the google doc to show the timeline of work, and a link to the video below, this was made for conrad business challenge, so most claims about business are projections, and I don't intend to make this for profit.
here is an image of the finished device
It uses differences in the time that a sound reaches the mics to determine direction.
1/19/2026 8:08 PM - attempting to link repository
current code in https://github.com/saivagishv-ctrl/arduino-ide-trilateral-audio-with-adafruit-neo-pixel/tree/main
This project worked once on video, but the mic failed due to a manufacturing issue shortly after the video is linked at
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NHLZoygnrJA
model demonstration at 4:38
1/19/2026 8:22 PM - google doc link
this is the link to the google doc of al the research and work for this project which show the timeline of the project:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1qRaXoqNZ35R9nwiziwaaF19ttK3en2q6YrXlcma4VQY/edit?usp=sharing