Japanese startup Aromajoin is inviting developers around the world to submit their ideas for one month working with digital scents. Besides smell-o-visions, there should be tons of other scent-inspired ideas.
The Aroma Shooter is an innovative scent device that introduces aroma to the digital world, and into the same space as images, words, and sounds. The technology at the core of the device tosses out old vapor- and mist-based diffusion mechanisms, which makes it impossible for Aroma Shooter’s scents to linger or mix together unintentionally. It’s the closest thing to truly digital scent someone can experience in 2020.
Developers may apply for a 1-month creator kit via the following web form: https://forms.gle/MbBux9yvhi9RWUT7A
The coronavirus pandemic limits where Aromajoin may send Aroma Shooter kits, and project ideas will be screened for their feasibility, but the company is eager to humor any creative endeavor using its technology.
About Aromajoin Corporation: Founded in 2012 in Kyoto, Japan, Aromajoin Corporation produces the world’s most advanced aroma delivery systems, serving the needs of over 100 enterprise clients in retail, cosmetics, F&F production, entertainment, XR, and neuroscience.
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