Sonar project (on design phase)

So I've been thinking to make a sonar using Arduino. The idea is to make it powerful to detect distant objects, but for now I want to try it at the scale of an HC-SR04.
My idea is to send a pulse and detect all echoes on a certain amount of time, so I can detect several objects. The problem is that the sensor I mentioned only detects the first object. I thought of making my own sensor using a bandpass filter and an amplitude detector to find where the echos are in time, however I still really noob on electronics. Any idea of where should I begin?
As reference, I'll show an image of how an early radar works, which is sort of what I'm thinking about.


At the end, you'll get a array of the distance of each peak and each index corresponds to an echo and, in theory, an object. On a bigger scale or on outdoors should work fine. On indoors may have trouble due to the sound bouncing everywhere.

You mean, a little like this?

(I moved your post here from a forum section which specifically asks you not to create posts in it)

Wow, I definitely don't know how to search for modules. That's basically the idea, thanks!

About the forum section, my bad, I didn't know where to put it, but I'll take note next time. Thanks, I'll set your answer as answer to my question.

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