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| The site that deals with odour management |
The last version of the system OdorPrep®, manufactured by Lab Service Analytica, has been developed thanks to the European project “OdorPrep”: funded under the “Research for the benefit of SMEs” programme [Grant Agreement number 756865].
You can report olfactive troubles in real-time, as the system comprises a mobile app allowing citizens to report olfactory nuisances.
Nasapp is an odour pollution management system that works through citizen participation. This App for smartphones is available on Android and IOS platforms.
Nasapp has been in the market for 5 years now, throughout which it has gone through a process of constant improvement. To this day, Nasapp has been used in more than 30 projects, custom-designed, to address odour pollution issues in several countries.
On the occasion of the 6th International Conference on Environmental Odour Monitoring an Control in Milano (Italy) from September 9 to September 12 2018, Rubix S&I and its Partner Lab Service Analytica will present in exclusivity their new automatic sampling solution, wich combines Rubix WT1 and Lab Service OdorPrep.
The sampling is automatically triggered by the WT1 in case of odor emission and detection. The WT1 is the only analyser that controls on line all air nuisances.
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