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TruffleBot Sniffs Out and Accurately Identifies Specific Chemical Odors
TruffleBot identifies smells by measuring small changes in air pressure and temperature. By Megan Scudellari An electronic nose typically identifies odors by detecting the “fingerprint” of a chemical compound across an array of sensors monitored by pattern-recognition software. E-nose techno... Read More
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