eScent is a pre-product, pre-revenue company that is building a small discreet wearable scent intervention worn to combat mid-moderate anxiety. eScent delivers evidenced-based essential oils (e.g. lavender and neroli) in response to biofeedback. Protected by 5 patents and a UK trademark, eScent’s smart liquid dispenser interfaces with worn biometric and contextual sensors to create an actionable ‘Scent Bubble®’ effect. The company was founded to commercialise Dr Tillotson’s design research from Central Saint Martins (UAL).
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