ENose - electronic nose technology
Electronic noses can come in contact with chemical odors that are harmful to humans. In addition, the researchers also tried to build electronic noses to send and
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Electronic noses can come in contact with chemical odors that are harmful to humans. In addition, the researchers also tried to build electronic noses to send and
According to an IBM announcement, the next five years, users will be able to see computers that can smell, hear, taste, and even see a picture that can explain meaning.
In fact, trained dogs are expensive to detect the presence of certain chemicals and drugs.
Researchers at ETH, Zurich, Switzerland have developed a device
Currently, Fingerprint sensor and Face ID type face recognition are two of the most prevalent biometric security methods.
A researcher in the United States is developing a technology that can turn grasshoppers - biblical annihilators - into explosive detectors in hard-to-reach places.
Paqsule - a project posted on the Kickstarter website is the bag that is able to remove the smell immediately that any gymnast always wants.
Labfresh's Amsterdam-based fashion designer has designed a shirt that can be self-rechargeable, stain-resistant and repulsive.
The feeling of walking beside a vacuum cleaner is always horrible. Even a small amount of waste water from this car is enough to make people around breathless, dizzy.
What if you see red and smell the grapefruit and it is special to see blue and smell lavender.
Scientists have developed a special perfume that is capable of breaking down sweat and actually produces a more pleasant scent when the user sweats more.
The goal of this research project is to create a fresh and pleasant atmosphere for astronauts.
At the Human and Computer Technology Conference (ACM CHI) on May 1, scientists introduced the science-based SensaBubble project under the guidance of Professor Sriram Su…
Equipment developed by experts at the ARS Laboratory of the Kaunas Technology University invented integrated gas sensors, temperature and humidity.
Spanish researchers said they developed one