Sep 22, 2026 · 59 min · 10 segments
Paranormal Heart Podcast welcomes Steve Surfaro Date: September 22, 2026 Segment: 104 Topic: UFO/UAP About the Guest: Steve Surfaro is a Public Safety, Tech Consultant and Futurist. He leads the…
Steve SurfaroGuestKat WardHostmean, can you imagine, can you just imagine having like a pair of glasses, for example, during a paranormal investigation, and you can actually see what animals are seeing, like in their spectrum.
And it's really, we used to call it sensor fusion, but now it's called, multi-spectral perception.
So emphasis on the perception because, you know what, everything that is being developed that, you know, will be at CES, you know, very first week of next year is only a week and a half away, which I'll be going to.
And believe it or not, and I think I told you about this, audio-wise, that tech is inadvertently built into the new Apple AirPods Pro system.
Because what they do is, have you seen that commercial where somebody's wearing them as a hearing aid? No, I
And the mom says to her husband, knowing that he's partially deaf, She says, put in your AirPods.
What it does is it has an AI algorithm to detect voices and notes, things that are generated by human beings and screen out and recognize things that are not generated by humans, meaning could be spirits.
But in an inside environment, it would essentially be ambient noise, which is the realm that we listen to EVP about.
And what Apple does is the opposite of what another company actually does already, this company FemtoSense, that is able to subtract that background noise and allow you to play it so you can you can decide whether you want to hear somebody that's speaking or playing the piano or you know a particular machine that's starting to malfunction or
And the sampling rate is very high so that it's not, you know, one of the things if you're an audiophile, you know, that you always want analog, which again is kind of like the realm that EVP, audio EVP exists in.
You know, you most hear it in devices that have those tube amplifiers that Your dad is hoarding.
mean, can you imagine, can you just imagine having like a pair of glasses, for example, during a paranormal investigation, and you can actually see what animals are seeing, like in their spectrum.
And it's really, we used to call it sensor fusion, but now it's called, multi-spectral perception.
So emphasis on the perception because, you know what, everything that is being developed that, you know, will be at CES, you know, very first week of next year is only a week and a half away, which I'll be going to.
And believe it or not, and I think I told you about this, audio-wise, that tech is inadvertently built into the new Apple AirPods Pro system.
Because what they do is, have you seen that commercial where somebody's wearing them as a hearing aid? No, I
And the mom says to her husband, knowing that he's partially deaf, She says, put in your AirPods.
What it does is it has an AI algorithm to detect voices and notes, things that are generated by human beings and screen out and recognize things that are not generated by humans, meaning could be spirits.
But in an inside environment, it would essentially be ambient noise, which is the realm that we listen to EVP about.
And what Apple does is the opposite of what another company actually does already, this company FemtoSense, that is able to subtract that background noise and allow you to play it so you can you can decide whether you want to hear somebody that's speaking or playing the piano or you know a particular machine that's starting to malfunction or
And the sampling rate is very high so that it's not, you know, one of the things if you're an audiophile, you know, that you always want analog, which again is kind of like the realm that EVP, audio EVP exists in.
You know, you most hear it in devices that have those tube amplifiers that Your dad is hoarding.
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