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National Defense
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InternetNews
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Military & Aerospace Electronics
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Fast Company
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When Wearable Tech Saves Your Life, You Won't Take It Off A small cadre of companies has been furiously working to develop smaller, sleeker, more discreet devices that monitor health and wellness -- in the form of temporary tattoos, band-aids, and ingestible pills. |
