Consumer Physics wowed everyone last year when it announced the Scio, a handheld device that used light to scan food, pills, or plants and tell you the chemical makeup of the object. Now the Tel Aviv, ...

Dublin, April 12, 2017 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "SCiO Molecular Sensor from Consumer Physics: Mobile Spectrometer Dongle: Complete Teardown Analysis" ...

Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "Consumer Physics SCiO Molecular Sensor Patent-to-Product Mapping" report to their offering. Consumer Physics Inc. develops and distributes ...

A new smartphone-connected device for measuring the nutritional content of food has raised $2.2 million on Kickstarter, on top of $4 million to $5 million in funding from venture capitalists including ...

Consumer Physics is unveiling its Scio handheld sensor, which can scan food, pills, or plants and tell you the chemical makeup of the object. It delivers those results wirelessly in real-time to the ...

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DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "Consumer Physics SCiO Molecular Sensor Patent-to-Product Mapping" report to their offering. Consumer Physics, Pioneer ...

Olam Cocoa, a division of the agribusiness firm Olam International, will provide its field and purchase managers with pocket spectrometers from Consumer Physics, a San Francisco–area start-up. The ...

Hadn't heard of this until today : Scio, a pocket spectrometer. Looks fairly interesting, and could be more so with the availability of the raw output from it. Currently the software still does fairly ...

LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--DietSensor™, the CES award-winning innovator of food and nutrition applications that fight diabetes and obesity, today announced the opening of its first U.S. offices in ...

If you’ve ever bought whole coffee beans, chances are good that there was all kinds of information on the bag that led to your decision, like the origin, the roast type, and the flavor notes.