No test will be needed, the device will smell the smell of the body and tell whether it is corona or not

London. Soon, such electronic devices will be used to detect Kovid-19 infection (COVID-19 infections) in crowded places, which will be cautious about the presence of the virus by smell the body. Britain's scientists have claimed to develop this tool, which has been named "Kovid Alarm".

Scientists of London School of Higher and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM) and Durham University found in early research that there is a special smell of Kovid-19 infection, due to which there is a smell in the body as a result of changes in volatile organic compounds (VOC). 'Fingerprint "develops whose sensor can detect.

Testing equipment with sensor

Biotech Company RoboCointiffic Limited has also tested this device with the Organic Semi-Conducting (OSC) sensor as well as Durham University under the leadership of LSHTM researchers.

Professor James Logan, who led the head and research of the Department of Disease Control in LSHTM, said, "These results are very promising and with extremely accuracy, the ability to use this technique as an intense and general test. However, there is a need for further test to be confirmed that even the results can be proved to be as accurate in humanitarian testing. "

He said, "If these tools are successfully developed for use at public places, it will be economical and it will be easily imposed anywhere. This tool will also be helpful to save people from the outbreak of a pandemic. "

During this research, the team collected socks worn by 54 persons to explore the odor of the body, 27 of which were infected with Corona virus, while 27 people were free.