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The Michigan Economic Development Corporation, in collaboration with more than 100 economic development partners, markets Michigan as the place to do business, assists businesses in their growth strategies, and fosters the growth of vibrant communities across the state.
Michigan Technological University's highly regarded mechatronics program equips students with the skills needed to work with robotics in manufacturing. When it comes to their success, Huskies in the program say the sense of belonging and support they've found is as...
Husky Elijah Nieman is seeking the sweet spot between human adaptability and artificial intelligence's tirelessness. The Michigan Technological University researcher is studying AI decision-making behavior to help the U.S. Navy's intelligent onboard systems make...
Across Michigan, employers are facing the same dilemma: skilled workers are increasingly hard to find, and once hired, they are even harder to keep. On top of that, the very nature of work is changing. Automation, artificial intelligence, and other exponential...
Michigan Tech’s mechatronics program blends mechanical, electrical, and computing with hands-on projects, real-world team experience, and industry engagement to prepare students to design intelligent systems that drive innovation and solve complex challenges across industries.
Michigan Tech PhD student Elijah Nieman is applying human‐decision modelling to train U.S. Navy AI systems to better adapt and make smarter judgement calls in uncertain, evolving environments.
Michigan’s manufacturing future depends on early engagement—employers who connect with students long before hiring create a pipeline of skilled, tech-ready workers prepared to thrive in an era defined by automation and AI.
