Odor-Detecting Drone Uses Silkworm Moth Antennae; Researchers Hope to Use It for Disaster Rescue

NAGANO — Researchers at Shinshu University and another institution have developed an odor-detecting drone that uses antennae taken from living insects.

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Odor-Detecting Drone Uses Silkworm Moth Antennae; Researchers Hope to Use It for Disaster Rescue

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