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    I am interested in data over sound.Anyone have done projects on this.

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      borncurious last edited by

      (https://github.com/ggerganov/wave-share)

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        swalahamani @borncurious last edited by

        Hi @borncurious ,

        Please share more details.

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          Data-over-Audio/Sound
          The process of using sound waves to transmit digital data; sound waves are locally encoded and broadcasted from a device and locally decoded via another device or series of devices using speakers and microphones

          https://www.theverge.com/2017/9/18/16325004/tez-google-india-audio-qr-cash-payments

          Tez,initial version of google pay user audioqr for communication.i am just interested in whether this tech is dead or not.i am curious in stuffs like whether we ca use it for positioning ,localisation, swarm communication etc

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            swalahamani @borncurious last edited by

            @borncurious Okay got it. Yeah, Tez was really exciting in terms of how seamless it was. I really got astonished. when I got to know it was doing it over audio those days.

            So, are you looking for any libraries to do it or any sample projects?

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