1. Core Technology: Real-time Frequency Analysis (FFT)
• The distinctive flapping sound of a mosquito's wings when flying has a unique frequency band between approximately 350Hz and 450Hz.
• This app uses a high-performance FFT (Fast Fourier Transform) algorithm to analyze the sound input from the microphone dozens of times per second, and sounds an alarm immediately when a mosquito sound is detected.
2. Innovative Remote Monitoring System
• Detection Mode (Owner): Place your smartphone in a location likely to have mosquitoes, such as a baby's room or the living room, to start detection. (Room ID generated)
• Reception Mode (Participant): Users connect from another room using the same 'Room ID' and receive real-time alerts on their phones when a mosquito is detected on a device located far away.
3. Background Service for Overnight Detection
• There is no need to keep the screen on all night. Even when the screen is off, the microphone continues to operate via the foreground service to monitor for mosquitoes.
• To conserve battery power, the remote mode is equipped with a safety mechanism that automatically shuts down after 8 hours. 4. User-Centric Features and UI
• Detection Statistics: It doesn't just detect mosquitoes; it displays statistics on how many times they have been detected in the last 10 minutes, helping you understand how many mosquitoes are in your surroundings.
• Multilingual Support: Supports Korean and English, allowing you to use it anywhere in the world.
5. In Summary
This app is like a "reliable guardian of the night" that locates mosquitoes bothering infants and toddlers while they sleep using only sound, and allows you to receive alarms even from a distance.
Now, when your child is restless because of mosquitoes, you no longer need to turn on the lights and go searching; just get help from your smartphone! If you have any further questions, please feel free to ask at any time.
This is a smart life utility app that analyzes surrounding sounds in real time through your smartphone's microphone to notify you of the presence of mosquitoes.