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Israeli robot learning to smell – J-Wire

An Israeli technological breakthrough is enabling researchers to teach robots to detect and identify odours.

Ha afonTel avivBen maozYossi yovelTel aviv universityA tel aviv universityAviv universityScience direct

A Robot Able to Smell Using a Biological Sensor

The sensor sends electrical signals as a response to the presence of a nearby odor, which the robot can detect and interpret.

Ben maozAmir ayaliNeta shvilYossi yovelTel aviv university sagol school of neuroscienceSchool of zoologyTel aviv universitySagol school of neuroscienceSagol schoolFleischman faculty

New Robot with Biological Sensor Helps Detect Odor

Scientists have discovered that the biological sensor sensitivity to smell is 10,000 times higher compared to that of the electronic devices currently available.

Ben maozAmir ayaliAlex smithNeta shvilYossi yovelTel aviv university sagol school of neuroscienceAviv universitySchool of zoologyTel aviv universitySagol school of neuroscienceTel avivSagol schoolFleischman facultyProfessor yossi yovelProfessor amir ayaliProfessor ayali

Israeli robot fitted with locust antenna gains scent superpowers

Dog gone? Insect parts are so powerful they could one day replace sniffer dogs and even high-resolution cameras, Tel Aviv scientists predict

Ben maozYossi yovelTel aviv universityTel aviv university yonatan tzurTech israel dailyandGetty imagesTel avivYonatan tzur

A Robot Able to Smell Using a Biological Sensor

The sensor sends electrical signals as a response to the presence of a nearby odor, which the robot can detect and interpret.

Ben maozAmir ayaliNeta shvilYossi yovelTel aviv university sagol school of neuroscienceSchool of zoologyTel aviv universitySagol school of neuroscienceSagol schoolFleischman faculty

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