Functional Scents for the Road: From Nausea to Nice
Peppermint, ginger, and cardamom can help calm queasy passengers—especially in the back seat. Motion sickness is a top complaint on road trips and in ride‑share …
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TRANSFORMING THE ESSENTIAL OIL BUSINESS
TRANSFORMING THE ESSENTIAL OIL BUSINESS INTO A DIGITAL POWERHOUSE Essential oil companies can transform into digital scent leaders with Inhalió as “Intel Inside,” making diffusers …
Fine Fragrance Expanding into Car and Home
Fine Fragrance Expanding into Car and Home Fragrance brands seek expansion into homes and cars for new revenue. Inhalió’s Emotional Loop, like “Intel Inside,” turns …
TECH INVESTORS
Tech investors are drawn to AI’s role in digitally transforming industries like fragrance. Inhalio acts like “Intel Inside”, making every diffuser an intelligent IoT node …
Harnessing Digital Scent AI
For decades, the fragrance industry has largely relied on passive, one-way delivery systems—candles, sprays, plug-ins, and traditional diffusers. While effective at distributing scent, these products …
Digital transformation of the scent industry
The scent industry is undergoing a profound transformation, moving traditional methods of fragrance delivery into a new era of smart, connected, and data-driven scent experiences.
THE OLFACTORY SYSTEM – THE EMOTIONAL RELEVANCE PART – 2.
Today we will talk about how scents affect our emotions. While scientists have made significant progress in uncovering the complexities of our olfactory system in …
THE OLFACTORY SYSTEM – WHAT WE KNOW AND DON’T KNOW PART 1
“The idea behind nose blindness is that the olfactory system is designed to detect changes in our environment,” says olfactory scientist and experimental psychologist Pam Dalton, PhD, MPH, who conducts research on nose blindness and scent at the Monell Chemical Senses Lab in Philadelphia. “When a chemical is present for a long period of time—and by long, it could be a minute to five minutes to an hour—the receptors in the nose stop responding to it because it’s no longer providing new information.
Keith Kelsen Scent Narrative – ATTITUDE ADJUSTMENT
Relative to our other senses, our sense of smell wins by far more than a nose! On average, we can hear around 20,000 different frequencies, and we can see and distinguish more than 16 million colors. But when it comes to the nose and our olfactory system, we can smell over 10 billion different scent ingredients! Yes, that’s right, 10 billion! This is one of the reasons why our sense of smell is the most powerful sense that we possess, combined with the fact that we can remember 35% of the things we smell versus 15% of what we see.
Can Scent Knock Out Airborne Viruses, Bacteria, and Malodors in Rideshare?
Today, the true power of scent, and the science of scent, is being applied not only to directly eliminating odors but as way to kill airborne pathogens such as viruses and bacteria.