Weekend Roundup

3-D Printing Arm. Photo courtesy Flux Integration LLC

by Scott Kesselman



The Biology Inspired Engineering department at Harvard is developing a wearable robot to aid stamina or the physically weak. (Boston Magazine)

 

Precision Hawk, a Raleigh, North Carolina, UAS maker, will double its workforce and commercially release a cloud-based analytics platform after a $10 million round of investing. (Triangle Business Journal)



California begins issuing permits for self-driving cars. Audi was the first company to sign on. (PCmag.com)



Screamy, a durable lost UAV alarm, is nearing its Kickstarter goal. (TechCrunch)



A 3-D printed robotic arm from Flux Integration LLC combines precision and affordability and is relying on a Kickstarter campaign for additional funding. (3DPrint.com)