What's That Smell? Ask The E-Nose

It's still being developed, but the electronic nose has great potential in industrial applications such as quality control and hazardous gas detection.

Nov 4, 2009

It's still being developed, but the electronic nose has great potential in industrial applications such as quality control and hazardous gas detection.

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