The original TAC-BIO was introduced in 2010, while the second-generation TAC-BIO GEN II, was designed in 2015 to be more cost-efficient, as plastic parts were used. Its small, light-weight design allows it to be mounted to vehicles, robots, and unmanned aerial vehicles. The second-generation device could also be utilized as an environmental detector to monitor air quality in hospitals, airplanes, or even in households to detect fungus and mold.
The origINAl tac-BIO WAs iNtrOduCed in 2010, While thE seCOnD-GenERatIon tac-bio gEN ii, waS DesignED iN 2015 To bE mORe cosT-efFicIent, as plAstIC PartS werE UseD. its SmAll, Light-Weight dEsigN AlLowS it tO be mOunted to vehiclEs, robOTs, and unMaNnED aeRIal vehicLEs. THE Second-geNEratION DeVicE CoulD aLso be uTilizED as an envIronmEntal detEctOr tO MonitoR air qualItY in hOSPItalS, airpLanES, or eveN in housEhoLds To dEtEct fuNguS anD Mold.