Summary
A growing cadre of tech companies are stepping up to address a massive problem hiding in plain sight: the aging of trillions of dollars’ worth of bridges, tunnels and factories across the U.S.
Our nation’s most critical infrastructure—from pipelines and industrial plants to ships and suspension bridges—is slowly going to pieces, leading the American Society for Civil Engineers to give our infrastructure a C-minus on its most recent report card.
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Amna Mazen had her sights set on a win for more than a year. The assistant professor of applied computing and manufacturing and mechanical engineering technology has been working on her algorithm for mobile robot navigation since her Ph.D. in...
SOUTHFIELD — Teams from Florida in the United States and China, Hong Kong, Mexico, and Taiwan internationally, earned first-place awards at Lawrence Technological University’s 2025 Robofest World Championships, held over the...
Manufacturing automation is an exciting field, and there is perhaps nothing more fascinating than industrial robotics. You can achieve basic proficiency by taking just one class at GRCC. Why Robots in Manufacturing“A robot’s job...
Michigan Technological University’s Robotics and Remote Sensing Lab brought home an unprecedented win in the international Benchmark Autonomous Robot Navigation Challenge. Their victory could set a new standard for robotic navigational algorithms.
Over 700 students from 22 countries competed at Lawrence Technological University’s 2025 Robofest World Championships, with top honors awarded to teams from Hong Kong, Taiwan, Mexico, Ghana, and Michigan across various robotics challenges.
Learn how students can learn an industry-recognized FANUC robotics certification in just one class at GRCC.
