A proprietary delivery system using internal slotted geometry to regulate surface tension and provide a consistent 30-day scent plume.
"Technical Overview"
• Modular Interface: System architecture utilizes FFC wiring and pogo pin connectivity to ensure reliable, low resistance power and data transfer between modules. • Active Dispersion Mechanism: Prototype integrates an internal centrifugal micro fan designed to regulate volatilization rates and maintain consistent plume output for liquid attractants. • Leak Proof Architecture: Features a multi-layer spout and seal assembly engineered to prevent leakage under high proof spirits, essential oils, and other volatile formulations.
"Proof of Concept & Validation"
• April 1st Milestone: 30-Day Field Test Validation Capture Confirmed: Recorded the first successful capture in the Slitted geometry model on Day 30, validating the precision volatilization design.
• Mechanism Proof: Field data confirms the slitted geometry successfully increased scent dispersal compared to the smooth-walled control, creating an effective attraction plume while maintaining liquid integrity for the full 30-day cycle.
• Durability: The PP/adhesive hybrid prototype maintained 100% structural and seal integrity throughout the outdoor exposure in variable spring weather.
• Radius Performance: Human subject detection tests confirm consistent scent recognition at 8 foot and 11-foot radiuses, demonstrating superior plume throw relative to passive evaporation systems.
• Stability Metrics: Device maintains precise volatilization rates throughout the full 30-day cycle using 99 proof butterscotch liqueurs as a standardized control medium.
Jackson College is a public community college serving about 7,900 students across four locations and online, with a practical, access-oriented character. Its Applied Technology Center and advanced manufacturing facilities provide employers with a regional venue for hands-on, equipment-based workforce preparation. Corporate and Continuing Education works with companies on customized training, apprenticeships, industry credentials, and employer-sponsored learning, while medical simulation facilities support practice-based preparation for health professionals. The college has also received competitive federal support, including from the National Science Foundation.