Prototype "electronic nose" sniffs out danger

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Research headed by professor Nosang Myung at Bourns College of Engineering, University of California, Riverside (UCR), has resulted in the development of a prototype "electronic nose.". The work brings to mind previous "electronic noses" that we reported on back in 2010, but rather than discovering forms of cancer, Myung's prototype is designed to detect harmful airborne agents, such as pesticides, bio-terrorism, gas leaks and other unwanted presences - with clear applications in military, industry and agricultural areas. .. Continue Reading Prototype "electronic nose" sniffs out danger

Section: Electronics

Tags: Airborne, Nanotubes, Prototype, Sensors, University of California

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