DETROIT -This week’s stories focus a lot on Autonomous and Electric Vehicles, plus safer air taxis, and life-saving technologies applied to EVs as well as surgical robots. To Listen, click on Smart Mobility Today
SOUTHFIELD–Tooling U-SME, the workforce development division of SME, and CESMII–The Smart Manufacturing Institute, sponsored by NIST and the U.S Department of Energy, have launched a Fundamentals of Smart Manufacturing curriculum for building awareness and educating the workforce around newly available smart manufacturing processes and technologies. The dynamic, self-paced online training curriculum leverages the collective design,
DETROIT – Trusano, an Artificial Intelligence powers document anonymization, redaction, and masking software developed by TrialAssure, is now available globally. The patent-pending artificial intelligence technology gives users the ability to: Autogenerate anonymization rules leveraging AI to generate and automatically configure rules that can be applied to documents or unstructured text within datasets. Protect information more efficiently, as
ANN ARBOR — The US Air Force has been selected the Overall Award winner of the National Center for Manufacturing Sciences 2023 Commercial Technologies for Maintenance Activities Technology Competition. The winning entry was for Ultrasonically Activated De-Paint Technology. Cumulus Digital Systems was selected the People’s Choice Award winner, for WeldScout: Intelligent Welding Inspections for Critical Infrastructure.”
BOSTON - Engineers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have successfully created a one-megawatt motor which is a crucial stepping stone in making large electric planes in the future. The team has tested individual components of the motor and computed to show that it can generate one megawatt of output, a press release said. With
On MITech TV June 12, Dan Lohrmann updates the latest cybersecurity threats. Todd Remtema, Group Manager of Powertrain Calibration & Evaluation at Toyota Motor North America Research and Development, updates Toyota's EV plans. Matt Roush provides the latest headlines from LTU. Melih Oztalay provides details on a webinar that will look at using AI for
SOUTHFIELD - Are you familiar with a penetration (pen) test? Do you know how to spot the differences between a vulnerability scan and a pen test? On June 15 at 6 pm Andrea Selke, CISSP, CEH, Security+ will cover the basics of pen testing, how to identify a vulnerability scan that is disguised as "pen
PLYMOUTH - Comcast is offering small businesses a package of financial support and services to help each grow. Comcast's Rob Ponto explains in this video. The deadline to apply is June 30. Each business selected will receive all of the following benefits: CONSULTATION Assessment of business and tactical planning; business to business coaching; and mentorship
ANN ARBOR - The Michigan cannabis community has had difficulty getting approval by credit card companies to pay for cannabis. Now with a new product from Desert Creek Ventures, a binary credit card processing system will let anyone use credit cards to pay for their purchases. William Shaw is introducing this legal financial process to
ANN ARBOR - The Hemp industry in Michigan thrived 80 years ago. Then prohibition came. Under the 2018 Farm Bill Hemp was made legal to grow again, but the rebirth has been rocky at best. Dave Crabill, president of iHemp Michigan, appears on MITech TV to talk about what's need to make Hemp thrive once
