'Shark Tank': How prosthetics startup Psyonic landed $1 million offer
Aadeel Akhtar decided to go into neuroengineering and build prosthetic device startup Psyonic after seeing a girl without a leg, he said on ABC's "Shark Tank."
Source: cnbc.com
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Aadeel Akhtar decided to go into neuroengineering and build prosthetic device startup Psyonic after seeing a girl without a leg, he said on ABC's "Shark Tank."
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