A brief history

By David Suissa (Polytechnique, Ecole des Mines).

Scentys owns the technology and has a patent for it.

First olfactory display that synchronizes video and fragrance.

Moët Hennessy

First multisensory, interactive diffuser.

Conducting and optimization of tests. Development of fragrances.

Tag Heuer and Vacheron Constantin

Creation of indoor fragrance diffuser called “Un Air de diptyque”, jointly developed with diptyque. Scentys technology becomes available to the general public.

A liquid fragrance diffuser for large areas.

Creation of interactive, multisensory beverage vending machine co-developed with Costa Coffee.

Scentys designs and develops for Reload a new system for point-of-sale fragrance testing: a touch of fragrance in capsule form.

Prysm is a capsule-based fragrance diffuser offering a new, intuitive way to enjoy a scent.

Capsy is a new fragrance diffuser that allows you to enjoy Scentys capsules in vehicles.

Scentys is continuing to make inroads in the home fragrance market with this new diffuser for residential use.

Scentys has been recognized with a Silver Rating from EcoVadis for its CSR performance.

Jo Malone London has launched its first car diffuser, co-developed with Scentys.

Scentys has launched Hubble, a diffuser with a built-in motion sensor, for contactless fragrance diffusion.

Thermor and Scentys are revolutionizing everyday living with the Thermor by Scentys fragrance diffuser, proposed as an option with Thermor heaters.