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Micromem Technologies Inc. Receives Approval from the Department of Defence on Wearable Gas Sensing Project Go-Forward Plans

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Micromem Technologies (OTCQB: MMTIF) received Department of National Defence approval for go-forward plans on the next phase of its wearable gas sensing project under an existing collaboration with the University of Toronto.

This phase adds two researchers, targets functional wearable prototypes, and advances proprietary nanowire gas-sensing technology toward dual-use defense and commercial applications.

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  • DND approves next phase of wearable gas sensing project
  • Two additional researchers to accelerate functional wearable prototype development
  • Focus on software, hardware, and system miniaturization for field deployment
  • Project targets dual-use defense and broader industrial, environmental, and personal safety markets

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Toronto, Ontario and New York, New York--(Newsfile Corp. - May 19, 2026) - Micromem Technologies Inc. (CSE: MRM) (OTCQB: MMTIF) ("Micromem" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that the Department of National Defence ("DND") has reviewed and approved go-forward plans for the next phase of the Company's gas sensor development program ("the Project"). The Project is part of the existing collaborative research agreement between Micromem, the University of Toronto (the "University"), and the DND ("the Agreement"). This phase of the Project includes enhancing the existing research and development team at the University of Toronto with two new members to focus primarily on the completion of functional wearable prototypes.

This approval validates Micromem's development approach and further strengthens the collaboration with both the University and DND. The representative of the DND under the Agreement has expressed strong support and regular progress meetings will be held between the Company and the representative, with the first meeting anticipated for next week.

The work towards this phase of the Project has commenced and focuses on critical software and hardware development for the wearable gas sensing platform, including sensor integration, signal processing, data acquisition, and system miniaturization. The additional engineering team member contributions will help accelerate the transition from laboratory nanowire technology to robust, low-power, field-deployable wearable systems tailored to meet defense performance requirements while supporting broader commercial applications.

Micromem's proprietary nanowire field-effect transistor gas sensing platform continues to show strong potential for dual-use applications in defense, industrial safety, environmental monitoring, and personal protection.

The Company will provide further updates as the work progresses and as additional technical milestones are achieved.

About Micromem

Micromem Technologies Inc. and its subsidiaries, a publicly traded (OTCQB: MMTIF) (CSE: MRM), company analyzes specific industry sectors to create intelligent game-changing applications that address unmet market needs. By leveraging its expertise and experience with sophisticated sensor applications, the Company successfully powers the development and implementation of innovative solutions for oil & gas, utilities, automotive, healthcare, government, information technology, manufacturing and other industries. Visit www.micromeminc.com.

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FAQ

What did Micromem Technologies (OTCQB: MMTIF) announce on May 19, 2026?

Micromem Technologies announced that Canada’s Department of National Defence approved go-forward plans for the next phase of its wearable gas sensing project. According to Micromem, this work continues under an existing collaboration with the University of Toronto and focuses on advancing functional wearable prototypes.

How does the DND approval impact Micromem Technologies’ wearable gas sensing project (MMTIF)?

The DND approval allows Micromem to proceed with the next project phase focused on functional wearable prototypes. According to Micromem, this includes closer collaboration with a DND representative, regular progress meetings, and support for transitioning lab nanowire technology into field-deployable wearable systems.

What technical work is planned in the next phase of Micromem’s gas sensor development program?

The next phase targets software and hardware development for Micromem’s wearable gas sensing platform. According to Micromem, key areas include sensor integration, signal processing, data acquisition, and system miniaturization to create robust, low-power wearable devices suited for defense and broader commercial applications.

How will the University of Toronto team expand for Micromem’s wearable gas sensing project?

Micromem plans to add two new members to the University of Toronto research team. According to Micromem, these additions will focus primarily on completing functional wearable prototypes and accelerating the transition from laboratory nanowire technology to robust, field-deployable wearable gas sensing systems.

What market applications does Micromem see for its nanowire gas sensing platform (MMTIF)?

Micromem sees potential dual-use applications in defense and various commercial markets for its nanowire gas sensing platform. According to Micromem, target areas include industrial safety, environmental monitoring, and personal protection, supported by the development of low-power, wearable, field-deployable gas sensing systems.

What collaboration exists between Micromem Technologies, DND, and the University of Toronto on the gas sensing project?

Micromem’s gas sensing project operates under a collaborative research agreement with DND and the University of Toronto. According to Micromem, DND’s representative has expressed strong support, and regular progress meetings will be held as the project advances toward wearable gas sensing prototypes.