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Researchers at Ohio State University released a study Wednesday detailing a system where an AI-powered e-nose detects odors and transmits them to a wearable Scentronic receiver. The team tested five scents, including cake and coffee, which 16 people accurately identified. The device uses a five-channel distributor and Wi-Fi to send data, offering potential for remote shopping and healthcare diagnostics.
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