If a dangerous pathogen gets out, time is what runs short. Our dogs give ports, schools and hospitals a fast first answer, so they can stay open while countermeasures catch up.
Alarms can tell you a pathogen is in the air of a city. Our dogs work the room itself: we read what each nose picks up in under a second. Anyone flagged is offered a proper test, and everyone else carries on.
what the handler sees
"Gate B · Possible match to fleet signature 0417. Offer tests to Lane 2. Lanes 1 and 3 stay open."
Juno
Detection dog, Terminal 2
where it helps
The places that can't close.
Ports of entry
Dogs already work airports, land crossings and seaports. A software update gives them a new signature to find.
Schools, offices and venues
A fast answer about who should get a test, so the doors can stay open.
Care homes and hospitals
Protect the people most at risk without closing their doors.
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Defense without offense
the science of the nose
What trained noses have shown.
Published research by independent groups, not General Sense. Trained noses have already worked schools, concerts and clinics. The bottleneck is scale.
No symptoms
Dogs sniffed sweat from 192 symptom-free adults at Paris COVID test sites: 100% sensitivity (31 of 31), 94% specificity.
