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Earlier this month, ARM Institute Program Managers Miguel Rodriguez and Russell Wanke attended the mid-program review for the Demonstration of Rapid Thermoplastic Composites (TPC) Welding at Scale ARM Institute Technology …
Learn how our team helped Keystone Ridge Designs, a leading manufacturer of commercial site furnishings, adopt a new robotics solution using our free services. If you’ve ever sat on …
RoboticsCareer.org, the ARM Institute’s national workforce capability, connects and supports thousands of job seekers, students, employers, and training providers to strengthen U.S manufacturing. March 6, 2025 – The ARM (Advanced …
This ARM Institute Project Call centers on furthering the use of AI for robotics in manufacturing. March 5, 2025 – The ARM (Advanced Robotics for Manufacturing) Institute has issued a …
The ARM Institute played a central role in Washington Post Columnist David Ignatius’s recent visit to Carnegie Mellon University, which included a stop at the ARM Institute’s shared Pittsburgh facility. …
For this month’s Five Questions interview, we chatted with ARM Member Matt Brown, the CEO of ThoughtForge! In this piece, Matt explores his background, gives an update on ThoughtForge’s ARM …
February 21, 2025 – The ARM Institute’s 25-01 Core-Funded Technology Project Call is now publicly available! This Tech Project Call, like all ARM Institute Project Calls, seeks to support both …
In this project highlight, learn how an ARM Institute Technology Project Team both solved a key industry problem and laid the foundation for a new robotics start-up. Carnegie Mellon University …
January 2025 marked eight years since the ARM Institute was officially created as the robotics, AI, and workforce development-focused Department of Defense Manufacturing Innovation Institute (MII) part of the Manufacturing …
On January 10, 2025, U.S. Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg visited the ARM Institute and Carnegie Mellon University’s shared facility in Pittsburgh’s Hazelwood neighborhood. The visit showcased not only robotics …
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