New digital ‘nose’ capable of recognising over 500 scents

By Becky Bargh | Published: 4-Dec-2017
Ingredients Marketing

Designed by Aryballe Technologies, NeOse Pro is capable of detecting and identifying hundreds of odours

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Aryballe Technologies has developed its first odour sensing device, NeOse Pro.

The device can detect and identify over 500 odours with 90 biosensors, inspired by human olfaction.

The company claims this technology is as close as possible to

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