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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."

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37-year-old built a $50 million bionic hand company—and landed a $1 million Shark Tank offer – NBC New York

37-year-old built a $50 million bionic hand company—and landed a $1 million Shark Tank offer – NBC New York
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Shark Tank: University of Illinois-born PSYONIC, bionic prosthetics company, helps US Army vet Garrett Anderson touch, feel

PSYONIC, founded by Streamwood, IL native Aadeel Akhtar will swim into the Shark Tank on Friday.

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Sink or swim: Startup with local roots appears on Shark Tank

Two former UI grad students — PSYONIC CEO and founder Aadeel Akhtar and retired Army Sgt. Garrett Anderson — are set to appear on ABC s "Shark Tank" at 7 p.m.

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Former U of I grad students to appear on Shark Tank with state-of-the-art bionic prosthetic device

CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (WAND) - Shark Tank gives entrepreneurs a chance to pitch their inventions and businesses to tycoons, and this Friday, two former University of Illinois graduate students will appear

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