10 Reasons to Attend the Member Meeting: #3 Stakeholder Session
New for 2018, our Stakeholder Session will connect all member stakeholder contacts in a session that will include live polling on proposed future changes to our membership format.
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10 Reasons to Attend the Member Meeting: #2 New Member Welcome
Attend the New Member Welcome Session at the National ARM Member Meeting to ask questions about your membership and learn the Member basics.
10 Reasons to Attend the Member Meeting: #1 Networking
Connecting representatives from our more than 160 member organizations, the ARM National Member Meeting provides critical networking and project teaming time for experts across the robotics, manufacturing, and education/workforce ecosystems.
ARM Named Pittsburgh Tech 50 Awards Finalist
Pending the finalization of contractual details and requirements, ARM has selected eight technology projects and six education/workforce projects from ARM’s first formal project call.
A.R.M.’D for the Next Wave
ARM COO Jay Douglass and members Reggie Overton of Community College of Allegheny County and Jorgen Pedersen of RE2 Robotics discuss the importance of robots AND people in manufacturing, and …
ARM Announces Selection of Projects from First Project Call
Pending the finalization of contractual details and requirements, ARM has selected eight technology projects and six education/workforce projects from ARM’s first formal project call.
Dr. Byron Clayton on the Robotics Business Review Webcast
CEO, Dr. Byron Clayton, discusses the future of work using collaborative robots in manufacturing.
ARM Announces Awardees of First Funding Round
ARM has awarded $2.8 million in funding to four project teams. These projects are separate from formal project calls and were selected upon ARM’s inception.
ARM Technology Project Call for Proposals Announced
Advanced Robotics for Manufacturing (ARM) today issued a formal solicitation for a call for proposals for eight topic areas relative to advancing robotics technology.
Interview with ARM COO, Jay Douglass
ARM Chief Operating Officer, Jay Douglass, examines the future of industrial robots and his challenge for students to consider careers in manufacturing.