electronic nose

According to experts, the scent of death is sweet, very intense - the smell is easy to identify and really unforgettable.

Scientists hope to develop a special electronic nose like the dog's nose to detect cancer in the future.

Researchers have designed an electronic nose to help diagnose malignant mesothelioma very early, just by a breath test, according to Top News.

According to Loughborough University's latest research, body odor is also one of the criteria that reflects one's health status.

Brenda Jones (47 years old) feels still fine, but her dog Murphy sees something wrong. Murphy behaved strangely a week before jumping up to scratch Brenda's left chest, making her

Russian engineers from the National Nuclear Research University invented the

To know if a dish you have never eaten causes an allergy, you can ask what chef has cooked it from what ingredients, how to cook it.

ART21 and Lithuania's Kaunas University of Technology co-created the world's first mobile electronic nose that can determine the quality and freshness of meat and fish.

Honeywell has recently developed a sensor that allows devices to be able to

Experts from the Polytechnic University of Valencia in Spain and Gavle University in Sweden have created electronic nosepieces with 32 sensors that capture the fragrance emanating