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I too have wondered this. It seems like it would be relatively simple to create a device that can detect drugs more accurately than a dog. The only problem mi
by Xcelerate 11y ago
I too have wondered this. It seems like it would be relatively simple to create a device that can detect drugs more accurately than a dog. The only problem might be that creating such a device might cost significantly more than training a dog.
- brazzledazzle 11y ago>It seems like it would be relatively simple to create a device that can detect drugs more accurately than a dog. It could be simple but tied up in patents I suppose. I have a feeling if it was even remotely simple it would be prevalent in airports though.