The ARM Institute has been awarded funding from the Office of Naval Research in partnership with its fellow Manufacturing USA institutes for workforce development.

This ARM funded technology project seeks a robotic solution to correcting defects in manufacturing processes, making the work safer, more accurate, and faster.

Lisa Masciantonio, Chief Workforce Officer at ARM, outlines the institute's Education and Workforce Development activities.

The ARM Institute has welcomed Dr. Robert Mandelbaum from Lockheed Martin to its Board of Directors. Dr. Mandelbaum is the director of the Lockheed Martin Advanced Technology Laboratories (ATL), [...]

ARM Institute announces one-month delay in start for Mr. Ira Moskowitz. The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Requested Mr. Moskowitz to Aid in COVID-19 Efforts

We have a strong technical infrastructure in place to seamlessly facilitate collaboration and knowledge-sharing. Read this post to learn how you can continue connecting with our staff and other [...]

Important updates regarding the ARM response to COVID-19 and adjustments to our 20-01 Technology Project Call to better accommodate our members' changing work environments

The Advanced Robotics for Manufacturing Institute (ARM) Board announces appointment of Mr. Ira Moskowitz as incoming CEO

The AmSkills Apprenticeship Recruitment Initiative, an ARM funded education and workforce development project, has seen early success with its program with 11 of the previously unemployed [...]

In early February, the ARM Institute hosted the Air Force ManTech Technical Interchange Meeting on Industrial Robotics, showcasing the institute's unique ability to connect government, industry, [...]