David VanHorn wrote:
> I've been rooting around to see who is making chemical sensor chips.
> Unfortunately, I'm wading through swamps full of people who are GOING
> to make one, or have cool new ways to make one, but I'm not finding
> companies who ACTUALLY have one that I can buy today.
>
> I don't have a specific chemical in mind, but I'd like to see
> something that can detect a wide range, even if it's done by selecting
> which device I use at runtime, or changing sensing elements, or
> whatever.
>
> Anyone have leads?

Do you have any specific applications in mind for this device you're 
developing?

Vitaliy


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