Re:Echolocation in blind people reveals the brain’s adaptive...
by exDM69 on Sunday October 06, 2019 @04:26AM
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It might be that reaching expert level in human echolocation requires some "musical talent" to hear the differences.
The Wikipedia article on human echolocation has some links to research groups and programs, maybe their publications have some of the information you are looking for.
The question is whether the claims of "expert" echo locators can be verified and whether it would be a worthwhile pursuit to standardize and teach this technique to blind and low vision persons.
I could attempt to learn this technique but I have enough vision that I'm generally not in need of it especially with the application of current compensations. I could attempt to learn it for personal verification reasons but I would then be just another anecdote and that's not really what I consider suitable evidence for validation.