Re: What audio information would help you in the real world?
Some cane-mounted overhead-detecting devices exist, but IMO they're not very popular for a reason, other than obscurity/price/etc. A properly mounted headcam with a vOICe equivalent would probably work better.
(Though I am given to wonder... if you had enough hair to put in a spiky style, so it sticks up and looks more querky than outright bizarre, would that provide any information whatsoever? I ask because that whisker experiment a while back got me thinking about the whole subtle-vibrations-and-air-disturbances-sensing thing. I mean, Iroquois warriors tried it with scar tissue, but no idea if it actually helped.)
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