Israeli researchers develop robot with bio nose

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Israeli researchers develop robot with bio nose

STORY: Israeli researchers develop robot with bio nose DATELINE: Jan. 18, 2023 LENGTH: 0:02:00 LOCATION: Jerusalem CATEGORY: TECHNOLOGY SHOTLIST: 1. various of Tel Aviv University 2. various of smelling robot STORYLINE: Israeli researchers developed a smelling ability for a robot, using a biological sensor, Tel Aviv University (TAU) in central Israel said Monday. This is the first time in the world that a robot has been able to detect a smell in its surroundings using a biosensor, TAU said, adding that it even sent electrical signals that could be classified according to the smell type. In experiments, the researchers connected the biological sensor, based on a locust antenna, to an electronic system. Using a machine learning algorithm, they sorted odors with a sensitivity 10,000 times higher than existing electronic devices. The new biohybrid system could thus identify a wide range of smells, such as geranium, lemon, marzipan, and even some types of Scotch whisky, then the researchers were able to cre

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