DARPA Paranormal Signal Scanner is an experimental browser-based environmental signal analysis interface designed to simulate anomaly detection systems used in investigative and monitoring tools.
The application combines multiple real-time browser capabilities such as microphone input analysis, camera streaming, animated radar visualization, and signal monitoring to create an interactive scanning console. The interface emulates a radar-style detection system capable of displaying simulated entity movement, environmental signal fluctuations, and EVP (Electronic Voice Phenomena) noise levels.
The project is built entirely using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript without external frameworks. It demonstrates how browser APIs such as Web Audio API, MediaDevices (camera and microphone), and dynamic DOM rendering can be used to create a complex interactive system.
Key features include radar-based entity visualization, EM signal simulation with smoothing filters, EVP noise monitoring from microphone input, night-vision styled camera feed, terminal-style activity logs, ghost overlay visual simulation, and text-to-speech based spirit message output.
This project focuses on creative system design, real-time UI rendering, and sensor-based interaction in the browser environment. It serves as an experimental visualization interface rather than a scientific paranormal detection tool.