Osmo leverages advanced AI and olfactory science to achieve what was previously considered impossible: giving computers the ability to detect odors.
As an innovative platform, Osmo seeks to digitize the sense of smell, an area largely untouched by digitization. Osmo operates on a read, map, and write principle, similar to how cameras process light and microphones process sound. The platform aims to convert odor molecules into digital signals.
These signals are then mapped to determine how specific molecules are recognized as distinct scents. Finally, a writing process converts these digital signals back into actual scents, similar to how printers and speakers produce images and sounds.
Osmo began by creating the first global odor map and is currently working to translate scents from this map into fragrance ingredients.
The ultimate objective is to capture and reproduce a scent from start to finish, which they call an 'Osmograph.' Osmo aims to facilitate fragrance creation, improve human well-being, and potentially trigger strong emotional responses by accessing our deepest and oldest sensory experience: smell.
Digital conversion of odor molecules
Mapping of unique scent profiles
Reconversion of digital signals into scents
Dependent on olfaction hardware
Primarily for fragrance development
Smell mapping is patent-pending

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