The Electronic Nose Market report has now been published by Metastat Insight, providing an overview of this rapidly growing and dynamic sector in electronic olfactory systems. Owing to an unprecedented technological advancement in the industry, demand for the use of electronic noses has surged in view of their wide applicability across multiple industries.
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Top Key Players
Alpha MOS, Airsense, Odotech, Sensigent, Electronic Sensor Technology, RoboScientific Ltd, The eNose Company, E-Nose Pty Ltd, Noze, Scentroid, Comon Invent B.V, Plasmion GmbH, Envirosuite, Aryballe Technologies SAS, Scent Science Corporation.
These have evolved into integral devices, imitating the human sense of smell in a broad range of applications: from environmental monitoring to food quality control and from healthcare diagnostics to security and defense. The evolution of an electronic nose, otherwise known as an e-nose, has undergone tremendous development since its very inception.
From early days of relatively primitive and simplistic devices, now the current existing ones become highly accurate and reliable because of advances in sensor technology, data analysis, and machine learning. In essence, these devices detect volatile organic compounds and analyze their chemical composition. Finally, the data is then analyzed by advanced algorithms to identify and quantify a particular smell, often returning results quite comparable to human assessment.
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The most highlighted feature of the electronic nose market is the diversity it reflects. In the food and beverages industry, e-noses could be engaged in a myriad of ways: control of quality and uniformity of products, detection of spoilage, authentication, distinguishing between coffee blends, detection of tainted products, and monitoring fermentation processes. In medicine and healthcare, they are applied for early-stage diagnosis of certain diseases, such as cancer, diabetes, and infections.
