General Sense

When a dangerous pathogen gets out, time runs short. General Sense dogs give ports, schools and hospitals a fast first answer so they can stay open.

Continuous chemical monitoring for agriculture and environment. Detect crop disease, contamination, and invasive species before visible symptoms appear.

General Sense has signed a $12 million Letter of Intent (LOI) with 3DK9 Detection Services, the fastest-growing private canine detection company in the United States. The agreement positions 3DK9 as General Sense's first large-scale deployment partner.

Dogs can flag breath from people with cancer. Most tests built on them answer yes or no. Here's why the next question, which cancer, changes what happens next.

Nature highlights General Sense’s technology as an example of advancements in olfaction.

The case for continuous airborne molecular sensing in disease detection

General Sense announced a $10 million Letter of Intent partnership with CaniOps K9, signaling an expansion to European markets for the company

General Sense and MAKOR K9 — A $6M Partnership at the Source of US Law Enforcement K9. MAKOR K9 is one of the most esteemed and trusted sources of detection dogs for American law enforcement and this is just the beginning of the relationship with General Sense.

General Sense changed its name from Canaery to reflect its broader focus on generalized sensory reasoning.

Fortune’s *Eye on AI* newsletter featured General Sense (formerly Canaery) in June 2022, shortly after its $4 million seed round.

General Sense seeks engineers and researchers for neural decoding and chemical sensing projects in hardware, machine learning, and experiments.

General Sense's mission is to digitize smell to make a safer society. They are doing this by partnering with dog olfaction to create a continuous, sensitive, and broad detecting sensor of the chemical layer of reality.

General Sense captures real-world chemical sensing through neural decoding , unlocking the sensory data needed for complete world models.