Israel Launches Sniffing Robot to Detect Diseases

Israel Launches Sniffing Robot to Detect Diseases

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Category : Science and Tech Published on: February 15 2023

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  • Scientists in Israel have developed a sniffing robot equipped with biological sensors to detect diseases.
  • The robot uses the antennae of a locust to diagnose disease and improve security checks.
  • Locusts smell with their antennae. 
  • The scientists placed the locust's antennae between two electrodes, which can send signals to the robot to identify odors. 
  • With machine learning, the robot can identify different types of smells. Researchers have used this ability of locusts to make a bio-hybrid robot. 
  • Researchers say that with the help of grasshopper's antenna, these robots can be much more effective than electronic sniffers.
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