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EPIC Semiconductors is pioneering a new class of defence technology with Smart Dust—energy-harvesting AI sensors built for persistent operation in the harshest, infrastructure-free environments. Unlike conventional electronics that rely on batteries, RF, or external power, Smart Dust operates autonomously by harvesting ambient energy. These ultra-compact, intelligent chips think, sense, and communicate without antennas or infrastructure, making them ideal for mission-critical use in GPS-denied, RF-contested, or electromagnetically shielded domains. Smart Dust enables infrastructure-free tracking, sensing, and control across military, defence, and security operations. From asset monitoring aboard naval vessels to personnel tracking in dense or hostile zones, these sensors function where legacy systems fail. Onboard AI allows real-time edge decision-making—zero latency, zero dependency, and zero downtime. Designed for long-term deployment, Smart Dust thrives in extreme conditions—metallic, underwater, high-vibration, and high-temperature environments. It supports applications including persistent surveillance, medical logistics, secure access control, and CBRN detection. Its autonomous network behaves as a coordinated “superorganism,” dynamically adapting to mission demands. EPIC Semiconductors is a fabless Canadian IP company with over a decade of proprietary R&D. Our chip designs are silicon-verified and production-ready. We maintain full control over our AI, chip architecture, protocols, and manufacturing IP—ensuring security, traceability, and sovereignty. We collaborate with defence stakeholders to integrate Smart Dust into shipboard systems, field operations, and critical logistics where conventional electronics cannot survive. Smart Dust is a new category of electronics—built for edge intelligence, battlefield adaptability, and the unknown. At EPIC, we’re not iterating on the past—we’re building the future.

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