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A robot is able to detect smells due to a biological sensor

Tel Aviv University researchers have achieved a technological-biological breakthrough: in response to the presence of an odor, the new biological sensor sends data that the robot is able to detect and interpret.

Feb 11, 2025 - 11:36
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A robot is able to detect smells due to a biological sensor
Tel Aviv University researchers have achieved a technological-biological breakthrough: in response to the presence of an odor, the new biological sensor sends data that the robot is able to detect and interpret.
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