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NEW HUDSON—Exotic Automation & Supply, a motion control supplier, announced that it is now a distributor for Techman Collaborative Robots, a Taiwanese manufacturer of so-called cobots, or collaborative robots—robots that …
FT. WASHINGTON, Ky.—Material Handling Systems Inc., a provider of material handling automation and software, announced that it has acquired eMotion Controls Co., a controls system integration and software company based …
FARMINGTON HILLS—Gale, the Farmington Hills-based information provider, announced it will preview Gale Presents: Udemy, a new online learning platform for public libraries—powered by Udemy for Business—that provides patrons access to …
SOUTHFIELD—Lawrence Technological University will join The Engineering Society of Detroit (ESD) in hosting ESD’s Girls in Engineering Academy (GEA) for the coming year. The 2020 GEA program has been made …
By Randi Jannette SOUTHFIELD—Using “Frankenstein,” the famous book frequently called the world’s first science fiction novel, as a method for teaching both social studies and chemistry, is the topic of …
DETROIT—University of Detroit Mercy’s College of Business Administration will host a public presentation by Denise Morrison, former president of Campbell Soup Co. This special engagement is Wednesday, Feb. 26, at …
ROYAL OAK—Airfoil Group, an independent public relations and marketing communications firm serving technology companies, recently added three new hires. They are: Brittni Borrero, account supervisor, Airfoil Communications Amanda Braniecki, account …
PLYMOUTH—Stardock, the Plymouth-based developer of PC strategy games, announced the latest edition of its political strategy simulation, The Political Machine 2020. The PC strategy game allows players to choose a …
SOUTHFIELD—The application process for SME Education Foundation Scholarships remains open through Feb. 1. Eligible students include high school seniors, undergraduates, and graduate students pursuing degrees in advanced manufacturing, technology, and …
SOUTHFIELD–American automakers are wrestling with issues of safety systems and distracted driving, while American drivers are in love with their phones and still skeptical about self-driving cars. That was the …