For the first time, the Freital-based company Smart Nanotubes Technologies is producing detectors that can identify dangerous odors at an early stage. For Minister Dulig, a successful example of EU funding going further.
by Georg Moeritz
Every smartphone can see and hear. But can a machine also be taught to smell? Physicist Viktor Bezugly and biologist Birte Sönnichsen have taken the first steps in their Freital-based company Smart Nanotubes Technologies GmbH.
(continues, in German under Der künstliche Riecher aus Sachsen)
Machine Learning-Enabled Smart Gas Sensing Platform for Identification of Industrial Gases
For the first time, the Freital-based company Smart Nanotubes Technologies is producing detectors that can identify dangerous odors at an early stage. For Minister Dulig, a successful example of EU funding going further.
by Georg Moeritz
Every smartphone can see and hear. But can a machine also be taught to smell? Physicist Viktor Bezugly and biologist Birte Sönnichsen have taken the first steps in their Freital-based company Smart Nanotubes Technologies GmbH.
(continues, in German under Der künstliche Riecher aus Sachsen)
Machine Learning-Enabled Smart Gas Sensing Platform for Identification of Industrial Gases
