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Digital scent technology uses a device called an iSmell that can synthesize and broadcast smells by emitting scent vapors from cartridges containing 128 chemicals. The iSmell has been used in marketing, entertainment, education and other fields to enhance experiences over theaters, televisions and the internet. While the technology provides opportunities, there are also limitations in price and ensuring smells are safe for all users given individual genetic differences.
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