Sensors based on a lobster 'nose' may someday sniff out landmines

Tuesday, March 18, 2014 - 18:30 in Mathematics & Economics

ORLANDO, Florida (Reuters) - Scientists in Florida studying the way lobsters sniff around for food on the sea floor say they have found a clue to developing technology that could help soldiers detect landmines and hidden explosives from a safer distance than current technology allows.

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