Nosang Myung, a professor of chemical engineering, has spent eight years developing a miniature sensor that can sniff out a variety of harmful gases in the air. He is currently working with a company to put this sensor on the market and they will use it Name it "Electronic Nose". It is reported that this sensor will be used in a variety of fields, such as using it to monitor the factory for gas leaks, to monitor whether the pesticide content of farm plants exceeds the standard, and to monitor whether there are biological or chemical weapons on the battlefield. According to Professor Myung, the hardware materials used in this version of the sensor include a computer chip, several USB sockets, and several temperature and humidity sensors. The second version of the "Electronic Nose", which will be launched next month, will have a built-in GPS, and can be synchronized with mobile phones via Bluetooth. The sensor is about 4 to 8 inches in size and uses a multi-channel nano sensor. The partner company said that it hopes that the sensor will be as big as a credit card. There are nice quality and price Paddle board .Accessories including everything you need to enjoy your day on the water including: your board, collapsible aluminum paddle, safety leash , hand pump , waterproof bag for essentials such as cell phone and keys, and an upgraded backpack to hold everything. WEIHAI HITEAM TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD , https://www.paddleboardmanufacturer.com
"Electronic nose": a micro sensor that can smell harmful gases