Compact, throwable sensors allow the Joint Force to remotely identify chemical threats in the air.
Advancements in small, chip-based optical readout packages, coupled with low-power electronics and wireless communications modules, have led to developing a hands-free colorimetry-based chemical sensor that effectively acts as a self-reading M8 Chemical Detection Paper used to detect the presence of nerve and blister chemical agents as vapor-phase chemical threats.
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