Military Embedded Systems
Topic: batteries
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Wearable batteries for U.S. Army rounds up four-company, $1.25 billion contract
WASHINGTON. Four companies -- Bren-Tronics, Inventus Power, Navitas Systems‘ government solutions group, and Ultralife -- recently won spots on a potential nine-year, $1.25 billion contract for a lightweight wearable battery under development by the U.S. Army’s Tactical Power Generation Program.
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