1. Group 7 Caleb Dewoody, Tyler Holland, Elizabeth Rape, Leann Walls
Odor Recorder
Group 7
Caleb Dewoody, Tyler Holland, Elizabeth Rape, Leann Walls

2. What is an Odor Recorder?
A device that records smells and plays them back
Not as simple as it sounds

3. Where did it start? Nakamoto Lab at The Tokyo Institute of Technology
The odor recorder project was first started in 1999
The Japanese government has mainly funded this project

4. An Odor Recorder Prototype

5. Key Terms Terms: Piezoelectric quartz crystal
Quartz crystal microbalance (QCM)
Odor blender
Control Application Software

6. How does it work? Introduce target odor
Sent through control application software
Electric noses calculate odor recipe
96 chemicals available to make the recipe
Chemicals are vaporized
Smell is produced

7. Success so far Able to Record 32 odors in vapor stage
Able to Produce scents
Apple
Banana
Orange
Lemon
Peach

8. Who will this effect? E-commerce Gaming and Virtual reality Cinema
Medical Field
Fragrance Creation
Flavor Creation
Artistic Expression
Hunting

9. Conclusion Who will it effect? What will it change?
Where will technology go next?
When will this come out?
Why an odor recorder?

10. Questions? Comments? Concerns?