2021 BRN Discussion, page-422

It is re-useable and the sensor is non sticky due to nano technology and is cleaned by airflow.

I have posted research by Professor Haick from 2010 earlier today where they proved their sensors ability to detect lung cancer and as his August article states they are in trials for approval of the device for other disease. The thing is that all the Covid-19 devices that will be rapidly deployed will once these other diseases are approved for detection by the device they will incur additional fees to the companies as a result of upgrading the AKD1000 to now detect these diseases. The fact that AKD1000 can be trained on device which we all know about rather than having to go back to the factory will make this a seamless process.

All in my anonymous opinion DYOR.