The Bengaluru deeptech startup is running early trials that combine dogs' sense of smell with brain-computer interfaces and AI, aiming at cheap, non-invasive cancer screening.
A dog's nose is one of the most sensitive chemical detectors in nature.
It carries hundreds of millions of scent receptors, against a few million in humans.
Researchers have known for years that trained dogs can pick up the faint chemical traces of diseases like cancer in a person's breath.
The problem has always been turning that ability into something standard and scientific.
A dog cannot fill in a lab report. , a Bengaluru deeptech startup, is trying to close that gap with technology.
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