The neighborhood caught in the stench, electronic noses to find the culprit: 'Like this for 12 years, we haven't been able to open the windows'

The Rovereto district has 4 thousand residents. Over the years, many have complained. The Province of Trento had intervened by carrying out monitoring in a company. The problem seemed solved but now the stench seems to have returned

How can we better monitor the air quality of a room, a factory, a tank? By multiplying the types of sensors to simulate the sense of smell and to design a true "electronic nose". This is the spin-off project of the University of Mons on which Jérôme Schruyers has been working for a year. A project for which he receives a grant from the Walloon Region under the Win4Spin-off program. "Here two different sensors," explains the industrial engineer, …