When a detection device sends a signal and this signal bounces back after colliding with a metallic object, the Gold detectror devices receives the returning signal and analyzes it. Gold has a specific profile of frequencies that can be reflected, and by analyzing the returning signals, the device can determine whether the object that the signal collided with is gold or not. Therefore, technology is continuously evolving to improve the accuracy of these devices and facilitate the task of gold prospecting, enabling researchers to find hidden or buried gold more efficiently and accurately.