and this is the gamesent, a box its makers say uses ai the perfect people along. teacher, shoubna.tely good. driving, you can smell it, not as a distraction. definitely smell it. yes. there's some smells, like it's... it'sjust smells like it's... my students are watching me, so that's embarrassing. - yes, yeah. what are you getting? um, yeah... it's quite immersive in that sense, like, i i think i would actually. of embedded into this. of games, not just driving simulations, as well. - of research where these are being put to the test. trying to just create authentic virtual simulation. if you've got you've got the ability to simulate then you can use that as a way of determining and if we can do that, then we can actually see because if you've got alzheimer's, it affects your who knows — smelly tech could well be on the way. hello. for most of the country, this afternoon is going to continue to be grey and cold with mist and hill fog patches look through the murk. mind you, it was a cold start in the highlands. temperatures were down at —9 earlier this morning. we'll have some rai

e—sports students james and juris and their teacher, shoubna. you're smelling smoke, it's kind definitely good. driving, you can smell it, not as a distraction. so it's like you're still focused in. it's there, you're just not bothered too much, but you can definitely smell it. have you had any smells yet? yes. there's some smells, like it's... i can't tell you what that smell is. it'sjust smells like it's... it's kind of like flowers things. my students are watching me, so that's embarrassing. - all right. are you getting these smells? um, yeah... it's like a, i suppose, like a car exhaust. i it's quite immersive in that sense, like, i would you use it again? i think i would actually. yeah, it's a really cool piece l of technology that's been kind of embedded into this. it's really immersive, - i think it would work for a lot of games, not just driving simulations, as well. - and it's notjust gaming that these are being used of research where these are being put to the test. trying to just create authentic virtual simulation. and one of the wor

e—sports students james and juris and their teacher, shoubna. what are you smelling?t, like, a tinge of a vapour. would you use it again? yeah, it's a really cool piece l of technology that's been kind of embedded into this. it's really immersive, - i think it would work for a lot of games, not just driving simulations, as well. - and it's notjust gaming that these are being used in either, there's a whole bunch of other areas of research where these are being put to the test. trying to just create authentic virtual simulation. and one of the works we're also showing here today is that if you've got you've got the ability to simulate flavour, because of simulation, you can add and subtract to it. how good a person is at distinguishing flavours. and if we can do that, then we can actually see whether someone's got alzheimer's or not. because if you've got alzheimer's, it affects your ability to taste or smell, and if we can measure it, we can determine whether you've got alzheimer's well before, you know, you fail a memory test. so whether it's to help in hospitals, cr