The Intelligent
Way to Smell

Aurat is an olfactory neuroscience company  digitizing human scent perception.

Scent Shapes the Brain

Neural pathways from the olfactory bulb to the amygdala make scent the quickest route to emotion and memory.

Leverage Scent AI

Olfaxis™ brings predictive olfaction to enterprise teams. Our Neural AI opens the same models to developers adding scent capabilities to their products.

Olfaxis™

Predict response. Reformulate. Replace sensory panels.

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Enterprise →
Neural AI

Build with our neuro olfaction models.

POST /v1/predict
import aurat
client = aurat.Client(api_key)
resp = client.predict(
  formula=my_blend,
  population="rural_60s"
)
# resp.liking → 0.87
Developers →
Olfaxis™

Olfaxis™ Digitizes
Human Scent

Olfaxis™ is a neural olfaction foundation model building population-specific digital brains that predict human scent perception at scale.

Foundational Neural Models of Scent

Each of our aroma blends are designed with specific brain functions in mind. Discover how our intelligent scents interact with your brain’s neurotransmitters to elevate your well-being.

Recovery

GABA

GABA promotes relaxation and stress reduction, helping you unwind and find your calm

Pink Peppercorn

Sandalwood

Chili Seed

Bonding

Oxytocin

Oxytocin fosters connection and trust, perfect for encouraging collaboration and emotional well-being

Cloves

Rose

Lemongrass

Focus

Serotonin

Serotonin enhances mental clarity and focus, keeping you sharp and productive

Citronella

Black Pepper

Rosemary

Motivation

Dopamine

Dopamine increases motivation and energy levels, empowering you to take on any challenge.

Rose

Eucalyptus

Grapefruit

Memory

Glutamate

Glutamate supports memory retention and learning, giving you a cognitive advantage.

Rosemary

Peppermint

Bay Leaf

We Model Human Perception

Human scent response extends beyond chemistry alone, shaped by neural pathways, memory, culture, and environment.

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osmo
Patina
Givaudan
Symrise
Core Approach
Population brain simulation
Molecule-to-odor prediction
AI molecule generation
Human panel testing
Database formulation matching
Output
Multi-metric consumer signals
Smell labels for molecules
New molecule structures
Formulas from panel votes
Databased-matched formulations
Granularity of Analysis
Receptor through brain regions
Receptor binding only
Molecular structure only
Sensory panel ratings only
Sensory panel ratings only
Population Specificity
Genetics, culture, age, environment
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Broad regional segments
Broad regional segments
Commercial Benefit
More confident product and launch decisions
Odor characterization
Synthetic molecule discovery
Panel-based validation
Formula database assistance

Discover the Power

Still skeptical? See for yourself. Science backs scent as a powerful brain pathway-smarter than music and vision.

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Scent: your most Powerful Sense

Smell is the only sense directly connected to higher brain regions, which governs memory, emotions, and behavior. The connection to the brain allows you to improve brain functioning just by using the right aroma

Prefrontal Cortex - Focus

By influencing the prefrontal cortex, scents sharpen cognitive abilities, enhance concentration, and improve productivity. Essential oils like rosemary are particularly effective in boosting focus.

Amygdala - Emotions

Scent molecules stimulate the amygdala, the emotional center of the brain. This region governs feelings like calmness, joy, and stress, helping you relax or energize based on the aroma.

Hippocampus - Memory

Scents directly interact with the hippocampus, enhancing memory retention and triggering emotional recollections. This connection is why certain scents evoke vivid memories.

Olfactory Bulb - Scent Processing

The olfactory bulb is the first stop for scent molecules. It processes smells and sends signals to key brain regions, creating a fast and powerful impact on mood and behavior.

Hypothalamus - Stress and Hormone Regulation

Aromas regulate the hypothalamus, balancing hormones like cortisol and dopamine, which influence stress levels, motivation, and overall well-being.