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Freshness,
made visible.

From the first check to changes over time, discover freshness beyond appearance.

Start with
a first check.

Bring Pin47 close to the food to capture its airborne signals.

Two fresh silver fish on a cream plate in a sunlit kitchen.
Pin47 handheld sensor; colour indicator shown for this concept demonstration.

Sensing airborne signals…

A closer view of the same fish; its appearance remains unchanged while the signal changes.

Looks the same.
Signals change.

Changes in food quality may begin before you notice a difference in appearance or smell.

How food gases change over time

Storage time

Pin47 handheld sensor; colour indicator shown for this concept demonstration.

Initial reading

See freshness change.

Pin47 handheld sensor; colour indicator shown for this concept demonstration.

Fresh

Relative freshness
Time in storage
Same fish, fresh concept stage.
Pin47 handheld sensor; colour indicator shown for this concept demonstration.

Fresh

Same fish, low freshness concept stage.
Pin47 handheld sensor; colour indicator shown for this concept demonstration.

Low freshness

Same fish, spoilt concept stage.
Pin47 handheld sensor; colour indicator shown for this concept demonstration.

Spoilt

Relative freshness
Time in storage

Three concept stages repeat: Fresh, with a high graph marker and green indicator; Low freshness, with a lower marker and orange indicator before obvious visual deterioration; Spoilt, with the final marker and red indicator. The line connects individual checks conceptually, not continuously measured results.

Freshness varies with food and storage conditions

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