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Simlog Inc., the pioneer and standard in affordable PC-based heavy equipment simulators for operator training in education and industry, is pleased to announce the availability of new software functionality to accommodate three high definition (HD) displays.
A program enabling high school students to earn college credit by learning manufacturing skills from area employers has been expanded into Sussex County.
The initiative is part of Pathways to Prosperity, a partnership to prepare students with skills to work in fields such as computer science, culinary arts and hospitality management, manufacturing, biomedical science and engineering.
Fanuc Robotics Cert Program featured in 2015 Robozone for the STEM program at Centerline High School.
If you want to get students excited about new technologies like 3D printing, you have to let them follow their passion — even if that passion is ketchup!
High school seniors Tyler Richards and Jonathan Thompson have spent a lot of time thinking about ketchup.
Rather than being a replacement for employees, this machined parts supplier says robotic automation has led to a doubling of the size of its staff.
NO OVERSPRAY Using a SimSpray tool, a student at Randolph Community College in North Carolina practices his painting technique. Credit Randolph Community College.
THE blistering pace of advances in automotive technology may be confusing to consumers, but it seems to be creating a strong employment outlook for those who fix cars.
