High School Students’ Invention Garners Top Pitch Prize

Entrepreneurs in the room included nonprofit founders, maternal health specialists, cleaning experts and educators. But it was a startup founded by high school students that received the top prize.
Third Annual Georgia AIM Week Kicks Off

The third annual Georgia AIM Week kicks off Oct. 1 and features career expos, an entrepreneur showcase, and hands-on technology demonstrations.
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 Funding Helps Advance Eight Georgia Tech AI Startups

Microscopic robots to help with brain surgery. Nanoscale printing that’s 1,000 times faster than what’s now available. A portable, low-cost solution to monitor and produce beneficial algae to help with water quality.
Novel Research Supported by Georgia AIM Investigates Ethics of AI in Manufacturing

While artificial intelligence raises some concerns, it also may hold the potential to level the playing field.
Mobile Studio hosts rural educators from across Georgia

Rural educators from across Georgia got a hands-on look at emerging technology and advanced manufacturing during a recent visit to the Georgia Institute of Technology, including an interactive experience aboard the Georgia AIM Mobile Studio.
Georgia AIM Receives Research Program Impact Award from Georgia Tech

Georgia Artificial Intelligence in Manufacturing, or Georgia AIM, has received one of the highest research awards at the Georgia Institute of Technology, the Outstanding Achievement in Research Program Impact.
‘Be a builder’: Experts challenge professionals to lean into what AI can offer

Second annual The Future is HER connects variety of industries with AI skills
Fort Valley State University Fab Lab Offers New Innovations for a New Year

The technology at Fort Valley State University’s Fab Lab helps guide ideas into reality. Laser cutters, printers, 3D scanners, robots and AI-enabled tools create an environment for makers and problem-solvers.
Research Project Aligned with Georgia AIM Surveys Manufacturers about AI Needs

Some companies might view artificial intelligence (AI) as a new option for data collection or efficiency. Others might experiment with AI in the front office to automate forms or assist with accounting or marketing.