IoT: first digital vision, and now digital olfaction
• Aryballe Technologies has developed an IoT nose with biosensors to measure the presence of airborne molecules.
• The new tool has major potential in the field of perfumes, and in the food industry which is eager to improve the accuracy of quality controls.
• It is unlikely to replace specially trained dogs, but the new device could soon be used to sniff patients’ breath and certain kinds of wounds to evaluate the seriousness of infections.
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• The new tool has major potential in the field of perfumes, and in the food industry which is eager to improve the accuracy of quality controls.
• It is unlikely to replace specially trained dogs, but the new device could soon be used to sniff patients’ breath and certain kinds of wounds to evaluate the seriousness of infections.
AI system for use in nursing homes alerts caregivers when it detects sounds of abnormal activity in rooms
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