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Why Stylists Might Want to Thank Serena Williams For This New Hair-Braiding Robot

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After spending four days braiding her own hair, a Harvard engineer built HaloBraid, a robot that cuts salon appointment times down by up to 80 percent.

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Why Stylists Might Want to Thank Serena Williams For This New Hair-Braiding Robot

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