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Newbie: Transferring Live Bat Data to Arduino and Raspberry Pi

Hi, I have purchased an AudioMoth to detect the ultrasonic sound emitted by bats. And I would like to know how can I detect i) count number of bats ii) bats' flying direction.


I am doing a project to contextualize bat data through different actuators of Arduino. Using LEDs, speakers, motors, etc to visualize bat data. For example, if frequency = 45kHz, LED will light up; if more bats, the motor will spin faster, etc. How can I do that? And can I transfer the data live, and wireless, using a raspberry pi and upload it to the cloud? Again, how can I achieve that?


Finally, is there any guide to manipulating the bat ultrasonic wav. file to human audible sound or visualize through spectrogram? Any tutorial for that? I am trying to use Adobe Audition.


Many Thanks!


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davidlee_malvern
Nov 27, 2019

Try Kaleidoscope from Wildlife Acoustics: www.wildlifeacoustics.com/download

The free version does not time-expire and allows you to view spectrograms and change the playback rate of files to audio frequencies.


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