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MIT Researchers Create Wearable Toxic Gas Sensor Lighter Than Paper; Military, Refineries Can Benefit
Massachusetts Institute of Technology wearable toxic gas sensor was created by four researchers. The device functions by detecting toxic gases and warn users by talking to the smartphones or other wireless devices when danger is near. Researchers, who have developed wearable toxic gas sensors, also hope to create badges that weigh less than an average credit card so the military can wear them easily in battlefields.
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