https://www.forbes.com/sites/jenniferkitepowell/2026/04/19/how-arcanis-hark-is-designed-for-modern-battlefield-acoustics/
Researchers at Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) have developed palm-sized drones that use bat-inspired ultrasound and AI to navigate through fog, smoke, and other challenging conditions. The device mimics how bats use simple echolocation to navigate dark, cluttered environments with minimal neural processing. The Ghost Murmur mission report illustrates how real-world operations depend on detecting and
How Arcani’s HARK Is Designed For Modern Battlefield Acoustics
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