Scientists created an "artificial nose" using regular antennas that can detect and identify different gases with 96.7% accuracy. It can identify damaged fruit, spoiled meat, and might even diagnose diseases in the future with some algorithm adjustments

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Scientists created an "artificial nose" using regular antennas that can detect and identify different gases with 96.7% accuracy. It can identify damaged fruit, spoiled meat, and might even diagnose diseases in the future with some algorithm adjustments submitted by /u/giuliomagnifico
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