The new graduates showed off their latest creations to potential investors this week.
The devices ranged from exoskeletons to help with back injuries, to therapeutic lights for offices.
Click the viewer above to see Jonathan Bloom's full report.
SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- From big robots to tiny medical devices, a new class of hardware makers is graduating from the HAX Accelerator program in San Francisco.
The new graduates showed off their latest creations to potential investors this week.
The devices ranged from exoskeletons to help with back injuries, to therapeutic lights for offices.
Click the viewer above to see Jonathan Bloom's full report.
The new graduates showed off their latest creations to potential investors this week.
The devices ranged from exoskeletons to help with back injuries, to therapeutic lights for offices.
Click the viewer above to see Jonathan Bloom's full report.