Nima allergy sensor now tests for peanuts
Recorded on September 6, 2018. After successfully launching a sensor for people with gluten sensitivity, Nima is gearing up to launch its second product — one for peanuts. The idea is to enable people with allergies to peanuts to test their foods before they eat them.
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