Sona Group To Collaborate With University Health Network Canada For Research
Sona Group To Collaborate With University Health Network Canada For Research
Sona Group of Educational Institutions and technology services firm Vee Technologies have signed an agreement with Toronto-based University Health Network, Canada to collaborate on multi-institution research.
Education | Edited by Aarzoo Snigdha | Updated: Mar 9, 2021 3:06 pm IST
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Sona Group of Educational Institutions and technology services firm Vee Technologies have signed an agreement with Toronto-based University Health Network, Canada to collaborate on multi-institution research. As part of this agreement, Vee Technologies will make cash contributions to the current and future research projects to be undertaken by the collaborating institutions, univers
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Vee Tech, Sona Group join Canada s UHN on wearable research
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Toronto, March 5 : Technology services firm Vee Technologies and Sona Group of educational institutions have signed an agreement with Toronto-based University Health Network (UHN) to develop smart fabric-based wearables.
The aim is to improve the lives of people living with health-related challenges.
As part of the agreement, Bengaluru and New York co-headquartered Vee Technologies will make significant cash contributions to the current and future research projects to be undertaken by the collaborating institutions, universities and hospitals in Canada.
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