The food code: Entrepreneur connects to AI through Georgia AIM programs
As companies increase their use of AI, it’s clear that some industries are embracing the use of new technology.
Georgia AIM-Supported LEAP Program Expands Opportunities in Logistics
In Savannah, a college-level program that blends supply chain knowledge, AI, and career paths is changing high school students’ futures.
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 Fellowship Helps Manufacturer Unlock Power of Data
In factories across the country, machines quietly log data.
From AI to the Soccer Field: How Kennedy Kishumbua Is Building Georgia’s Future Workforce
With a degree in civil engineering, Kennedy Kishumbua has experience in building things. After graduation, his career path took him through a different kind of construction—projects involving artificial intelligence, community engagement, and manufacturing.
The Joys of Organized Chaos: How a Robotics Competition Works
One way to describe it might be a real-life video game — and then some.
Southern Regional Technical College Opens New AI Manufacturing Lab
Southern Regional Technical College (SRTC) is set to launch a cutting-edge facility this fall, advancing its Precision Manufacturing & Engineering and Manufacturing Engineering Technology programs.
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.
Robotics becomes transformational force at small rural middle school
As a public school teacher for the past 32 years, Angie Brannen knows her way around a classroom.
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.