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Research alongside DND could have far-reaching applications outside of military use

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University of Alberta and Department of National Defence researchers have developed a tiny battery-free sensor that can be used to track vital signs of soldiers in the field, including checking for risk of frostbite in extreme cold.

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Research alongside DND could have far-reaching applications outside of military use

University of Alberta and Department of National Defence researchers have developed a tiny battery-free sensor that can be used to track vital signs of soldiers in the field, including checking for risk of frostbite in extreme cold.

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CBC News broke the news in Canada on Saturday, March 21, 2026.
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