Small Business, Smart Tech: A Case Study in How Georgia AIM Helped Streamline Shipping
When you’re a small manufacturer, incorporating AI into your process is easier said than done.
Georgia AIM Supports Training to Bridge Manufacturing Skills Gap
Thomasville, Georgia, is a hub of training and talent for local manufacturers. But Mason Miller could tell there was something missing.
Exploring Technology Vignettes at Open House
What is a “technology vignette”?
AI-focused grant enhances program for veterans
WARNER ROBINS, Georgia — Naiya Salinas and her instructor, Deryk Stoops, looked back and forth between the large screen on the wall and a hand-held monitor.
AI-Enhanced Robotic Manufacturing Studio Opens at Georgia VECTR Center
Warner Robins, Ga. – Central Georgia Technical College (CGTC) and the Georgia Veterans Education Career Transition Resource (VECTR) Center officially cut the ribbon on April 17 in celebration of the opening of its AI-Enhanced Robotic Manufacturing Studio. The studio was made possible with support from Georgia AIM (Georgia Artificial Intelligence in Manufacturing).
Most Manufacturers Want Smart Technologies — But Where to Start?
CLEVELAND, Tenn. — Nearly every manufacturer, no matter their size, wants to invest in smart technologies in the coming year.
Fellowship brings fresh eyes to technology
With a degree in political science and a passion for sustainability, Isabelle Barnett entered the workforce with more questions than answers.
Partnership connects technical college students with advanced manufacturing technologies
To gain an edge in manufacturing, it helps to have experience with new and emerging technologies.