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DEARBORN—Officials at EnvisionTec, the Dearborn-based 3D printer maker, and Germany’s Covestro, announced a collaboration on material and printer advances to accelerate adoption of industrial 3D printing. Together, the two companies …
DETROIT–LIFT, the Detroit-based, Department of Defense-supported national manufacturing innovation institute, today announced that it has partnered with Henry Ford College to provide advanced manufacturing training opportunities through the institute’s “Operation …
DEARBORN—Ford Motor Co. announced it would establish a new global battery “center of excellence,” to be called Ford Ion Park, to accelerate research and development of battery and battery cell …
SOUTHFIELD—The Centrepolis Accelerator, the physical-product business accelerator established by Lawrence Technological University and the city of Southfield, has named the winners of its inaugural Client Awards, recognizing some of Michigan’s …
YPSILANTI—Officials at Eastern Michigan University and Henry Ford College (HFC) announced a partnership to offer EMU scholarships to frontline workers who complete their HFC associate degree and pursue a bachelor’s …
DEARBORN—The first Ford-built powered air-purifying respirators, developed in close collaboration with St. Paul, Minn.-based 3M, are now on their way to help protect health care workers fighting COVID-19. Since late …
DEARBORN—EnvisionTec, a manufacturer of desktop and full-production 3D printers and materials, is proud to announce they have successfully completed a clinical trial to use the EnvisionTEC 3D printed nasopharyngeal swabs …
LANSING—From secure prescription drug deliveries for cancer patients to autonomous shuttles at a college campus, the latest round of PlanetM Mobility Grant recipients are offering consumer-focused solutions in industries with …
DEARBORN — Officials at The Henry Ford have announced the launch of the William Davidson Foundation Initiative for Entrepreneurship, made possible by a $1.5 million grant from the foundation. The …
SOUTHFIELD – Lawrence Technological University sophomore engineering students once again spent the fall semester designing products to help developmentally disabled people improve their lives. Students worked with the Dearborn-based Services …