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I answer my own question: dunno for that specific range of frequencies, but yes we can use Arduino plateforms to build a reader, and Ada can program Arduino. So it's just a matter of writing it seems.
But I think I haven't found the right tech though, for a positive ping isn't enough, I'll need to pin-point to the nearest ten of centimeter. If anyone has an educated guess, I'm all ears.