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A whistleblower lawsuit lays out Minnesota worker Christopher Fuller's wireless power innovation and his dispute with Honeywell over his claims that it could be used for a superweapon.
Court filings indicate that the Baltimore-connected company, the tech of which aimed to help users track the spread of illnesses, had only $27,500 in assets against six-figure liabilities.