One Day, a Machine Will Smell Whether You’re Sick
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#3Machine learn smells can excel at multitude of diseases. There are smell traces of every common type of cancer.
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#4There is also a lady who is able to smell alzheimers.
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#5One day, a machine will smell whether you're hireable :-(
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#6One day, a machine will smell whether you're hireable :-(
Perhaps one day a machine will smell if you are irreparable. Perhaps even smell if any spare parts remain.
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#7Smell, or perhaps taste, is one of the first senses that evolved. Maybe it will be one of the first we get right in machines.
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#8I work for Owlstone Medical as a software engineer, so ask me any questions and I'll try to answer as best I can.
Also, we're hiring! https://www.owlstonemedical.com/about/careers/
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#9Not that anyone has suggested this but it doesn't seem so far fetched given that dogs can supposedly smell cancer. Also, if bees really can smell fear...
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#10What kind of sensor technology can "smell"?
I mean the CMOS was a break through for image sensors.
There are air quality sensors and various kind of gas sensors.
But what sensor tech can be used to smell odor?
There are dogs that smell drugs, cancer, and what not - so "just" a sensor is needed to get the data in difital format.
[btw NYT article page crashes my mobile browser mid article, what are they doing? Their site used to be lean, now it's dog slow and something is wrong with scrolling]