'SCIO' scans materials, sends info to smartphone
A device is showcased at the Mobile World Congress which can measure chemical content of materials including food.
SCIO is a molecular sensor that fits in the palm of the hand. The spectrometer analyzes materials using light as a function of wavelength or frequency.
It allows one to get information about chemical make-up of materials around themselves and sends it directly to their smartphones using Bluetooth technology.
The device can be used to calculate sweetness of a watermelon, the quality of a leather jacket or even the authenticity of gem stones.
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