Ottawa company develops robotic arm to lend a hand to people with disabilities
Ottawa-based Sielo Robotics is developing an assistive robotic arm called Arlo to help individuals with physical disabilities perform daily tasks. The company recently secured one million dollars in seed funding to advance their technology, which is currently being tested by users with lived experience.
July 19 | Duration 2:23 Ottawa-based Sielo Robotics is developing an assistive robotic arm to help people with physical disabilities accomplish daily tasks. CBC's Matthew Kupfer visited their lab. Social Sharing When Hollis Pierce took one of his first selfies, he was surrounded by the engineering team that made it possible.
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