To better serve the Canadian market, St. Croix Sensory opened its first international odour laboratory in Toronto, Canada in February 2023.
St. Croix Sensory – Canada , is a third-party odour laboratory, dedicated to providing quality odour data and exceptional customer service to our Canadian clients. The laboratory offers a full range of olfactory evaluations, including thresholds, characterization, intensity and persistency values.
Ortelium, developed by our partner company Olfasense, is a dynamic atlas that collects, visualizes and analyses data from IoT and human sources. It provides intelligence on the impact of past, current and future events, for smarter decision-making right now.
Using Ortelium’s range of analytical tools, you can identify trends and patterns in your data. And, because the software is cloud-based, it doesn’t require an existing infrastructure to get started. Multiple users can access, edit and share data efficiently and securely – and in real time.
With a series of highly specialised but ready-to-use modules, Ortelium’s true power lies in its adaptability. Simply select the combination of functionality you need, or ask us to develop a customised atlas to meet your unique operational goals.
Ortelium is about more than just odours. Migrate all environmental data with one application.
Discover the range of modules and read about existing client solutions at the product web site.
Observation Module
Dynamic Dispersion Modeling Module
Field Inspection Interface Module
The OFIM is fully compliant with EN 16841-1.
As millions discovered during the Covid pandemic, olfactory acuity affects everything from how we taste food to our personal safety to even how memories are triggered. “Progress in this field may depend on unusual creativity and collaborations, between perfumers and linguists, artists and engineers and even perhaps anthropologists…” Smithsonian Magazine recently examined how science andContinue reading "“Sniffing out the Science of Smelling”"
The Nasal Ranger field olfactometer was featured in the New York Times
The Nasal Ranger has been instrumental in determining a reference value for odor nuisance investigations in response to odor complaints in Thailand. In May 2020, the Journal of Health Research, published by Emerald Publishing Limited, published the article “Odor Intolerance and proposed off-site limit under the Thailand public health provision” (Hirunrueng, Patthanaissarnukool, Sihabut). The articleContinue reading "Thailand Public Health Provision For Off-site Odor Emissions"