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RPvdsEx Code for Protocol for playback of phantom echoes from approaching objects to scanning bats

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Because bats emit ultrasound and listen to echoes to perceive their surroundings, presenting phantom echoes is useful for understanding their perception of echolocation.

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Here, we describe a protocol for the real-time playback of phantom echoes, especially from approaching objects. This acoustic presentation of virtual objects using a microphone, digital signal processor, and loudspeaker successfully induced the escape behavior of bats, which resembled a natural response to approaching objects, and allowed us to clarify their detection algorithm for approaching objects.

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