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Nanoz - The smallest Selective Gas Sensor
With the latest Nanoz Gas sensors you have the possibilities to include the sensor in watches, phones etc. Our sensor has 4 times wider detection range than other sensors and even it is one of the smallest in the market (just 1.8 mm for each side and 0.45 mm thick) we managed that our sensors are ... Read More
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