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A *Drosophila*-inspired intelligent olfactory biomimetic sensing system for gas recognition in complex environments

Engineering and Technology

A *Drosophila*-inspired intelligent olfactory biomimetic sensing system for gas recognition in complex environments

X. Yue, J. Wang, et al.

Explore a remarkable biomimetic olfactory sensing system inspired by the *Drosophila* olfactory system, designed to identify a variety of gases with impressive accuracy. Developed by a team of researchers including Xiawei Yue, Jiachuang Wang, and others, this innovative technology promises significant advancements in emergency rescue alarm systems.

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