Acoustic signature management engine in an object integrity sensing system

A computerized system, the system comprising:

• one or more computer processors;
• and
• computer memory storing computer-useable instructions that, when used by the one or more computer processors, cause the one or more computer processors to perform operations comprising:
• receiving, via a first multi-location object integrity sensing client, a first acoustic signature associated with a package comprising an object in an intermediate medium;
• receiving, via a second multi-location object integrity sensing client, a second acoustic signature associated with the package;
• accessing a reference acoustic signature corresponding to the object and the intermediate medium;
• comparing, via an object integrity with location computation model, the reference acoustic signature to the first acoustic signature and the second acoustic signature to generate a quantified difference between the reference acoustic signature and the first acoustic signature and a quantified difference between the reference acoustic signature and the second acoustic signature, respectively;
• and
• based on the quantified difference between the reference acoustic signature and the first acoustic signature and the quantified difference between the reference acoustic signature and the second acoustic signature, communicating a first indication of an integrity of the object at a first location or a second indication of an integrity of the object at a second location.

One or more computer-storage media having computer-executable instructions embodied thereon that, when executed by a computing system having a processor, and memory, cause the processor to:

• accessing an acoustic signature corresponding to an object associated with an intermediate medium;
• accessing a reference acoustic signature corresponding to the object and the intermediate medium;
• comparing the reference acoustic signature to the acoustic signature to generate a quantified difference between the reference acoustic signature and the acoustic signature;
• and
• communicating an indication of an integrity of the object based on the quantified difference between the reference acoustic signature and the acoustic signature.