Newcastle University scientists develop artificial nose to reduce food waste
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Newcastle University scientists develop artificial nose to reduce food waste

1 May 2026 · Originally published 30 Apr 2026 9/10 Original headline: The 'artificial nose' designed at Newcastle University to sniff out food waste
Researchers in Newcastle have created a low-cost 'artificial nose' that uses AI sensors to detect when food is starting to go off in your fridge. The clever device connects to a mobile app that offers recipe suggestions and helps families save money while reducing their carbon footprint.
Source: Chronicle Live Tyne And Wear
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