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HaloBraid Launches Robotics Startup With Device to Assist Professional Hair Braiding
@techcrunch reported that HaloBraid launched this week. The company's first device, due later this year, will assist professional stylists with hair braiding that has historically taken up to 12 hours.
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HaloBraid, a robotics startup, launched this week, @techcrunch reported. Its first device is scheduled to reach the market later this year and will function as a braiding assistant for professional stylists. Hair braiding has been performed manually for thousands of years.
Sessions can last up to 12 hours at a stretch as stylists weave patterns into a customer's hair. The startup developed the device after years of research to reduce the time required for the task, according to @techcrunch.
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