RE2 Robotics 3D printing face shields during COVID-19 crisis

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Davit Davitian, Co-founder, PPE Connect PGH, assembling face shields. | Credit: PPE Connect PGH

RE2 Robotics, a Carnegie Mellon spinoff and developer of robotic mobile manipulator arms, is making face shields for healthcare workers on the front line against the COVID-19 fight. RE2 is working with PPE Connect PGH and its coalition of local universities and manufacturers.

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