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They MyDx Analyzer is an electronic nose that utilizes interchangeable sensors to identify the chemical signatures of organic properties in cannabis, food, water and air. The MyDx Analyzer electronically “smells” the sample by drawing the samples vapors across the various channels in each sensor. The MyDx Analyzer connects via Bluetooth or USB cable to Android, iOS or computer devices. The MyDx App communicates with a secure MyDx Cloud via the Internet. The electronic signature obtained from the sensor is then analyzed against a sophisticated database and algorithm in the MyDx Cloud.

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