Stanford's AromaGen: multimodal AI decomposes smells into 12 base odors for a wearable device
pliang279 · x · 2026-11-13
Percy Liang's team presents AromaGen: a multimodal model decomposes any smell (photo or text) into combinations of 12 base odors released in real time by a wearable device. Users give relative feedback ("spicier", "fresher") so the system iteratively adapts to personal preferences.
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