A Mass.--(BUSINESS tech firm has raised $ $3.2 million m in seed funding to help develop olfactory sensors that can turn smells into real-time data for use in connected devices. The company, founded in Today by scientists from The Engine , has patented gas-sensing technology that can be used to detect a large number of compounds. Potential applications for the technology include monitoring the freshness of food products and detecting toxic gases. Through patented sensing technology, C2Sense is able to selectively, and with high accuracy, target gases unable to be sensed through other methods. The funding round's investors include MIT , a company established at MIT to invest in tech start-ups.
A Mass.--(BUSINESS tech firm has raised $ $3.2 million m in seed funding to help develop olfactory sensors that can turn smells into real-time data for use in connected devices. The company, founded in Today by scientists from The Engine , has patented gas-sensing technology that can be used to detect a large number of compounds. Potential applications for the technology include monitoring the freshness of food products and detecting toxic gases. The funding round's investors include MIT , a company established at MIT to invest in tech start-ups.