Five Questions with ARM Member Roger Christian
Roger Christian, Divisional Leader in New Business Development at Yaskawa America, discusses why Yaskawa is a member of ARM in this month’s Five Questions piece!
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ARM Institute Announces New Projects Focused on COVID-19 Recovery
The ARM Institute in partnership with the Department of Defense has funded nine new robotics projects focused on COVID-19 mitigation and recovery.
ARM Announces Selected Projects from Joint Summit: Robotics in Sustainment II
Earlier this year, the Advanced Robotics for Manufacturing (ARM) Institute hosted and participated in the Joint Summit: Robotics in Sustainment II (JROBOT) event, during which, government experts selected robotics projects for funding.
Project Highlight: Collaborative Robotics to Foster Innovation in Seafood Handling (FISH)
The ARM-funded FISH Technology Project addresses technical and workforce issues in the U.S. fishing industry with a solution that can be applied to other industries, including defense applications.
Five Questions with ARM COO Jay Douglass
Jay Douglass, COO of the ARM Institute, discusses the value of ARM membership, our upcoming Member Meeting, virtual engagement, and more.
ARM Institute Surpasses 250 Members
The ARM Institute has surpassed 250 members with almost 40 new members added since February 2020
Project Update: AmSkills Apprenticeship Recruitment Initiative
The ARM funded AmSkills Apprenticeship Initiative has resulted in 12 workers being placed with leading manufacturers with a second workshop and bootcamp planned.
Five Questions with ARM CTO Arnie Kravitz
For this month’s Five Questions piece, we interviewed ARM’s Chief Technology Officer, Arnie Kravitz, about one of the industries that is ripe for robots – apparel production.
Industry 4.0 Career Pathways
Hear from experts from the ARM Institute, Siemens, Festo Didactic, and APT Manufacturing Solutions for a discussion about Industry 4.0 career pathways.
ARM Institute Selects New Education and Workforce Development Projects for Funding
The ARM Institute plans to provide up to $2M for the initial launch of a public website focused on robotics careers in advanced manufacturing