A sensor that detects peanut protein in food

A sensor that detects peanut protein in food

A company called Nima will soon unveil its new sensor that can detect peanut protein.

Nima plans to offer another version of its food sensor that is equipped with new features.

The company’s first sensor could detect the presence of gluten in food, but this new sensor can detect the presence of peanut protein in food.

To use this sensor, simply place it in a disposable test capsule and then place the capsule in the instrument to alert you to the presence of peanuts in the food. Nima sensor does this in less than five minutes.

The sensor connects to the mobile phone via Bluetooth and allows the application to specify the user’s test history. Also, this application shows the map of restaurants that Nima has examined their food.

It should be noted that the Nima sensor can only inform the user about the existence of peanuts and does not apply to other nuts, but the company intends to equip its sensor with this feature as well.

The purpose of this sensor is to help treat allergic reactions and provide a way to ensure that the food is suitable for the user.

The Nima sensor costs $ 229 alone and $ 289 with 12 test capsules. Nima will unveil this sensor on September 12 this year.