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Scientists develop an AI sensor that identifies cobra or viper venom with 95% accuracy

Times of India - Science ·
Scientists develop an AI sensor that identifies cobra or viper venom with 95% accuracy

An innovative sensor has been created to differentiate cobra from viper snake venom with remarkable precision.

Utilizing liquid crystals that respond visually when exposed to venom, it facilitates quick identification.

Research indicates that this system attained 95% accuracy within four minutes.

Nevertheless, further examinations are crucial to validate its efficacy for practical medical use.

This technological advancement could significantly enhance the processes surrounding snakebite diagnosis and therapy.

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