FOTRIC TD2 Geek Portable Acoustic Imaging
€699,00
FOTRIC TD2 Geek Portable Acoustic Imaging
FotricCaméra d'imagerie acoustique FOTRIC TD2 Geek, 64 microphones numériques MEMS, imager acoustique pour smartphones Android, détection de bruit, 66°×52° FOV, plage de fréquences de 2 à 50 kHz
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- €699,00
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- €699,00
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See Sound in Real Time
Turn your smartphone into a powerful acoustic imager with the FOTRIC TD2 Geek. Using a 64-microphone array, it captures and visualizes sound sources from 2 kHz to 50 kHz—allowing you to literally see where sounds come from with a colorful sound overlay on your screen. -
From Nature to Noise Control
Perfect for bird watching, insect tracking, pet rescue, and wildlife observation. Also ideal for industrial use: locate compressed air leaks, electrical hum, mechanical noise, and wall sounds with pinpoint accuracy. -
Unlock the Science of Sound
Visualize your voice, instrument tones, or room acoustics. Ideal for musicians, teachers, and sound engineers to analyze pitch, resonance, and sound distribution in the work environment. -
Easy Plug & Play Setup
Simply attach the TD2 Geek to your smartphone via USB-C, download the FOTRIC Genie app, and start imaging instantly. No complex calibration—just shoot and analyze on the go. -
Portable & More Applications
Lightweight at 240 g with IP54 protection and a 4-hour battery. Covers distances from 0.3 to 100 m with a 66° × 52° field of view (FOV). The TD2 Geek is your go-to tool for field surveys, educational projects, and DIY acoustic exploration.
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FOTRIC provides professional technical support, firmware updates, and continuous software improvements.
Why do humans have two ears?
Ears are located on both sides of the head, we can hence determine the direction of a sound source by calculating the time and intensity differences between the sound from the left and right ear.
Augment Your Hearing
TD2 Geek is like a hearing system with 64 "ears", which "listens" to sounds from different angles simultaneously through array microphones and reconstructs the direction of the sound source in three dimensions to see where it comes from.
Everything You Need, Right Out of the Box
Plug in. Open the app. You're ready.
What's Included
- FOTRIC TD2 Geek
- USB Type-C to USB Cable
- Type-C to Type-C Cable
- Quick Start Guide
- Phone Stand (Gift)
- Carrying Bag
Technical Specifications
Microphone Channels
64 MEMS Digital Microphones
Frequency Range
2 kHz – 50 kHz
Field of View (FOV)
66° × 52°
Detection Distance
0.3 – 100 m
Digital Camera
5 MP
Battery Life
4 hours (self-powered)
Enclosure Rating
IP54
Weight
240 g
Connection
USB Type-C
Compatibility
Android via FOTRIC Genie App
Frequently Asked Questions
No training required. The TD2 Geek is designed to be plug-and-play:
- Plug it into your Android phone's USB-C port
- Open the FOTRIC Genie app
- Point at whatever you want to explore
The app overlays a real-time color sound map onto your phone screen — red for the strongest signal, blue for the weakest. If you can use a camera app, you can use the TD2 Geek. It was built for creators, educators, homeowners, and nature lovers, not just industrial inspectors.
No — the TD2 Geek has its own built-in rechargeable battery that lasts up to 4 hours. It's a self-powered device, meaning your phone's battery stays untouched during use. No overheating, no sudden shutdowns, no scrambling for a power bank.
Currently the TD2 Geek is compatible with Android smartphones via USB-C. The FOTRIC Genie app is available on the Google Play Store. iPhone support is not available at this time.
The TD2 Geek covers the 2 kHz – 50 kHz frequency range, which spans both audible sounds and ultrasonic signals beyond human hearing. Common real-world uses:
- Home troubleshooting — find air leaks around windows and doors, trace pipe leaks behind walls, locate buzzing electrical components
- Nature & wildlife — spot birds hidden in foliage, track insects by their ultrasonic calls, locate lost pets by their vocalizations
- DIY & workshop — detect compressed air leaks in tools and hoses, find rattling or vibrating components
- Music & audio — visualize instrument resonance, map room acoustics, see how sound waves propagate
- STEM education — demonstrate the physics of sound in a way textbooks never could
The effective detection range is 0.3 m to 100 m. On the close end, below 0.3 m, near-field effects can reduce positioning accuracy. On the far end, loud or high-frequency sources may be picked up beyond 100 m under favorable conditions. For a typical home air leak or bird call, detection at 10–30 m is very reliable.
IP54 means it's protected against dust ingress and water splashes from any direction. Light rain, mist, and dusty environments are fine. But it is not waterproof — don't submerge it or use it in heavy downpours. For outdoor explorers, the 240 g weight makes it light enough to carry on any hike or field trip.
Your ears can tell you a sound exists. They can't show you exactly where it's coming from — especially when the source is hidden,far away, or ultrasonic. Here's what sets the TD2 Geek apart:
- It sees ultrasonic frequencies. Human hearing tops out around 20 kHz. The TD2 Geek reaches 50 kHz, revealing leaks, electrical discharge, and wildlife calls your ears will never catch — while cheap probes typically lock into a single narrow frequency band.
- It shows you the exact location. A probe tells you "there's a leak somewhere over there" with a beep or a needle. The TD2 Geek overlays a colorful acoustic heatmap directly onto your phone screen, pinpointing exactly which joint, valve, or wall spot is the source.
- It finds multiple sources at once. With 64 MEMS microphones capturing sound from different angles simultaneously, you can see
several sound sources in a single view — not just the loudest one. - You get proof, not just a reading. Screenshot the acoustic image and save it. Share it with a contractor, include it in a report, or post it online. A beeping probe leaves you with nothing to show.
In short: a probe translates sound into a tone. The TD2 Geek translates sound into a live video map you can see, record, and share.