Cannabis technology has come a long way from rolling papers and hand-packed bowls. Edibles, vapes, and dosed beverages have already proven that consumers want options that fit their lifestyle, not just tradition for tradition’s sake. But until now, that innovation has largely bypassed dry herb. Enter the EZ-UP Aurora from Boston-based Spark Perceptions Technology: The
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