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Electronics, sensors and battery technology advancements have allowed personal care products to become more intelligent, smaller and battery-powered. Read the article by @Littelfuse here. https://bit.ly/3PbHymh

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ZeroKey Inc., Calgary-based developers of RTLS, has partnered with Nexty Electronics Corp. @ZeroKey3D https://bit.ly/3iNfo4U

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Montreal multi-disciplinary engineering firm Orthogone Technologies has created what it is calling “the future of electronic trading”. @OrthogoneTech https://bit.ly/3PbHpzf

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Using a $2.6 million grant from NIH, researchers at the MU College of Engineering are designing a breathable material with antimicrobial properties for use with a wearable heart monitor. @Mizzou https://bit.ly/3W2IqM7

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According to an ABI Research report, by the end of the year, smart home hardware revenues (devices and hub/controllers) will surpass US$30 billion worldwide. @ABIresearch https://bit.ly/3uC1XYd

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