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The Department of Water and Environmental Regulation (DWER) of Western Australia has released a draft Odour guideline for prescribed premises designed to guide applicants, licensees, consultants, members of the public and Department staff on the requirements for odour impact risk analysis.
This guideline sets out DWER’s information requirements for the analysis of odour impact risk for prescribed premises.
The company RUBIX Sense & Instrumentation has participated in the Consumer Electronic Show (CES 2018), for the first time. The CES is the biggest and main worldwide show in the mainstream new technologies field. The last edition has taken place just some days ago, in the Convention Center in Las Vegas from the 9th to the 12th of January 2018.
During this week in L.A., the RUBIX S&I company has presented RUBIX WEAR, an electronic, miniaturized, smart nose compatible with smartphones. This small device is made of micro gas sensors that can be specifically tuned to detect not only some odours but to check the air quality around you among other features.
Odournet Group presents Sensenet, a new brand developed for the sensory evaluation of clients products. This new brand will be focused on sensory analysis and consumer testing, while Odournet will continue focusing on the environmental odour consultancy.
Sensenet uses sensory techniques in combination with advanced molecular odour evaluation, unravelling the molecular structure of smell to create consumer solutions. This new brand develops sensory analysis, molecular odour analysis and consumer testing, to help remove bad smells and improve good ones.
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