Georgia AIM Week 2025: AIM For Tomorrow
Get ready for mobile studio tours, advanced manufacturing, coding, new career pathways, and technology like you’ve never seen it before! Sign up for this year’s slate of events.
September 29-
October 3, 2025
We’ve got a huge slate of events scheduled across Georgia. Scroll down the page or use the quick links to hop to a day. Then come out and learn more about the future of manufacturing!
CARROLLTON
AIM for Tomorrow: Igniting Innovation
Hosted by 12 for Life in Partnership with Georgia AIM
Join us for a day of discovery and fun. Middle school students explore manufacturing, AI, and STEM careers with tours, coding, nuclear-inspired engineering, fabrication, and tech demos at 12 for Life. This event also features special appearances by the Georgia AIM Mobile Studio and the Fort Valley State University Fab Lab!
Welcome and host tours: 9:30-10:30 a.m.
Student tours: 11 a.m.-2 p.m.
12 for Life, 390 Old Bremen Rd, Carrollton, GA 30119
VIRTUAL + LIVE
Manufacture Your Music
Students explore computer science, music, and manufacturing using EarSketch to code original beats while learning core coding concepts and connecting them to real-world manufacturing careers. No experience needed—just curiosity!
11 a.m.–noon kicking off live at Carrollton
ATLANTA
AIM for Tomorrow: Building Tech-Ready Manufacturers
Part of the M.A.K.E. Series
Is your company thinking about growth and capital investments? This edition of the M.A.K.E. Series, hosted by Georgia AIM, helps manufacturers study their process and create a phased plan to help implement new technology over time. This can save a lot of money and headache by ensuring investments are strategic.
11 a.m.-1 p.m., Centergy Building/Hodges Room (3rd Floor), 75 5th St. NW, Atlanta
WARNER ROBINS
AIM for Tomorrow: Middle Georgia Innovation Expo
Discover the latest in manufacturing and supply chain innovations in Middle Georgia. Meet industry leaders, educators, and innovators. Explore interactive exhibits and the Fort Valley State University Fab Lab, and connect with key players shaping the future of manufacturing.
9 a.m.–noon at the Museum of Aviation, Century of Flight Hangar, 1942 Heritage Blvd, Warner Robins, GA
ATLANTA
Manufacturing 4.0 Consortium Meeting (Day 1)
Members of the Manufacturing 4.0 Consortium will connect, share insights, and explore collaboration opportunities. Highlights include facility and project updates, a data management panel, a supply chain presentation, and networking sessions. The afternoon concludes with a reception. Open to consortium members only.
1–6 p.m., Georgia Institute of Technology
AUGUSTA
AIM for Tomorrow: Cyber Innovation Day
1-5 p.m.; Georgia Cyber Innovation & Training Center at Augusta University, 100 Grace Hopper Lane, Augusta, GA 30901
ALBANY
AIM for Tomorrow: AgriTech in Action
Discover how workforce training, manufacturing, and emerging agricultural technologies intersect. This event will highlight blockchain data applications, as well as hydroponics and aquaponics innovations that are shaping the future of agri-business. Visitors can also experience the Fort Valley State University Fab Lab.
9 a.m.-1 p.m., Kirkland Building, Albany Technical College
ATLANTA
Manufacturing 4.0 Consortium Meeting (Day 2)
Industry leaders will explore how data, cloud services, and AI are shaping smarter, more efficient manufacturing processes. Open to consortium members only.
8 a.m.-noon, Georgia Institute of Technology
ATHENS
AIM for Tomorrow: National Manufacturing Day Celebration
Celebrate National Manufacturing Day and Georgia AIM Week with an afternoon of tours, technology demonstrations, and engaging activities on the University of Georgia campus. Meet industry representatives, explore the Georgia AIM Mobile Studio, enjoy music and yard games, and take part in a manufacturing listening and speaker session.
2–5 p.m., 302 E. Campus Road, Athens, GA 30602
LAGRANGE
West Georgia Manufacturing Day
This trade-show style event at West Georgia Technical College fosters engagement between education and industry, introducing hundreds of students to careers in manufacturing. The event includes interactive demos, opportunities for students to talk with regional manufacturers about careers, and connections to educational opportunities.
1302 Orchard Hill Road, LaGrange, GA 30240
DUBLIN
AIM 2 Summit
A one-day event highlighting the importance of AI, automation, innovation, manufacturing, and mechatronics in Dublin and the surrounding community. Meet employers and learn about educational opportunities available to high school graduates. Sponsored by the Dublin-Laurens County Chamber Community Foundation.
10 a.m.–6 p.m., Dubose Porter Center, 560 Pinehill Rd, Dublin
SAVANNAH
AIM for Tomorrow: Pathways to Careers (Day 1)
Students can connect with manufacturers and supply chain professionals hiring in the Savannah area. Explore careers and make valuable connections for the future workforce. This event is organized by the Savannah-Chatham County School District and is open to district high school students and their families.
10 a.m.–2 p.m., Robert W. Groves High School, Garden City, GA 31408
SAVANNAH
AIM for Tomorrow: Pathways to Careers (Day 2)
Georgia AIM celebrates National Manufacturing Day with mobile studio visits to Effingham college & Career Academy near Savannah. Throughout the day, students in a variety of career pathway programs will get tours of the Georgia AIM Mobile Studio and the Fort Valley State University Fab Lab, where they will get to experience AR/VR technology, Nova the robot dog, drones and cobots, and a special hydroponics activity.
This event is open to ECCA students.
SPECIAL VIRTUAL OPPORTUNITY!
Manufacture Your Music
Students explore computer science, music, and manufacturing using EarSketch to code original beats while learning core coding concepts and connecting them to real-world manufacturing careers. No experience needed—just curiosity! This event runs asynchronously starting Sept. 28 through Oct. 6.
This event is a (virtual) field trip experience for students, and teachers are to remain in care and custody of their student during the entire duration of the event. Please ensure there is at least one adult present with your students at all times.