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How expensive would it be to make a machine that can smell if you or your clothes stink? I would pay at least $150 for that as a hard-of-smelling person. I would have far paid more back when I was single and lonely.
Wash them at least twice a year :) . Bad breath I can understand, you can't tell at times but clothes? Just wash them...
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I dream of a future where a sensor can detect from your urine/blood/bowel movement wether you have cancer or some disease. Imagine a push notification to your phone that says you have a 82% chance of having hepatitis or something. Do you think that could ever be a reality?
How expensive would it be to make a machine that can smell if you or your clothes stink? I would pay at least $150 for that as a hard-of-smelling person. I would have far paid more back when I was single and lonely.
How expensive would it be to make a machine that can smell if you or your clothes stink? I would pay at least $150 for that as a hard-of-smelling person. I would have far paid more back when I was single and lonely.
How expensive would it be to make a machine that can smell if you or your clothes stink? Wash them at least twice a year :) . Bad breath I can understand, you can't tell at times but clothes? Just wash them...
How expensive would it be to make a machine that can smell if you or your clothes stink? I would pay at least $150 for that as a hard-of-smelling person. I would have far paid more back when I was single and lonely.
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Any chance you might come out with a model that detects body odor or mouth odor? Given them mentions of cancer in this thread, do you already have in place a policy to avoid accidentally advertising a cancer cure in the UK (which is illegal)?
>Any chance you might come out with a model that detects body odor or mouth odor? Very unlikely in the short to mid-term. While it would be possible to gather enough data to train the algorithms to detect mouth or body odours, our chemical analysers are not yet practical for hand-held use. We're working on that though. >do you already have in place a policy to avoid accidentally advertising a cancer cure in the UK (w…
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How expensive would it be to make a machine that can smell if you or your clothes stink? Wash them at least twice a year :) . Bad breath I can understand, you can't tell at times but clothes? Just wash them...
I hope you're joking. You should be washing them after 1 day of wearing, maybe even less.
No, jeans don't need to be washed after every time. Nor do sweaters or jackets. Underwear, t-shirts and socks are different. This is my rule anyway