Harmonic Modulation as an "Auditory Radar": A 5D Training Model for Acoustic FPV Drone Detection

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Main Author: Lozovyi, Olexandr
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contents <p>“Harmonic Modulation as an Auditory Radar” presents a conceptual model of a low-cost training system for acoustic detection and localization of FPV drones. Building on a 5-dimensional cognitive framework (Time, Energy, Structure, Mode, Observer) and the principle of Harmonic Modulation Control (HMC), the paper treats the FPV sound as a structured, harmonically modulated signal that can be reliably distinguished by the human brain within battlefield noise. The work describes the architecture of a simple spatial audio trainer (laptop + 4 speakers), core training scenarios, and a 5D analysis of different FPV acoustic profiles (recon vs strike “kamikaze” drones). The material serves as a methodological foundation for further development of field-ready training tools and research at the intersection of psychoacoustics and defense technology.</p>
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spellingShingle Harmonic Modulation as an "Auditory Radar": A 5D Training Model for Acoustic FPV Drone Detection
Lozovyi, Olexandr
FPV drones; psychoacoustics; harmonic modulation; HMC; 5D cognitive model; spatial audio; defense technology; auditory training
<p>“Harmonic Modulation as an Auditory Radar” presents a conceptual model of a low-cost training system for acoustic detection and localization of FPV drones. Building on a 5-dimensional cognitive framework (Time, Energy, Structure, Mode, Observer) and the principle of Harmonic Modulation Control (HMC), the paper treats the FPV sound as a structured, harmonically modulated signal that can be reliably distinguished by the human brain within battlefield noise. The work describes the architecture of a simple spatial audio trainer (laptop + 4 speakers), core training scenarios, and a 5D analysis of different FPV acoustic profiles (recon vs strike “kamikaze” drones). The material serves as a methodological foundation for further development of field-ready training tools and research at the intersection of psychoacoustics and defense technology.</p>
title Harmonic Modulation as an "Auditory Radar": A 5D Training Model for Acoustic FPV Drone Detection
topic FPV drones; psychoacoustics; harmonic modulation; HMC; 5D cognitive model; spatial audio; defense technology; auditory training
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17774342