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Ohio company Sonic Fire Tech raised $15 million in funding earlier this year to develop acoustic fire suppression technology. Former NASA engineers lead the team creating sound wave systems that starve fires of oxygen without using water or chemicals. Certification testing begins before the end of the year under the UL 300A protocol for stovetop extinguishing.
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