ARM Institute membership alliance expands to over 500 organizations
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The ARM Institute announced that its membership alliance has expanded to more than 500 organizations across the United States, which together represent thousands of experts. The institute says it works with the alliance and the U.S. government to advance U.S. leadership in manufacturing output through the adoption of robotics and AI; members have participated in hundreds of technology projects and supported initiatives such as RoboticsCareer.org. The institute states that membership is organization-based, and joining provides access to funding opportunities, member-exclusive events, and a digital member community for online collaboration. Its 10th annual member meeting is scheduled for November 17–19 in Pittsburgh, with registration closing on November 13.
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The ARM Institute announced last week that its member consortium has expanded to more than 500 organizations across the U.S., encompassing thousands of experts. The institute works with the consortium and the U.S. government to advance U.S. manufacturing leadership through the adoption of robotics and AI; members have participated in hundreds of technology projects and supported initiatives such as RoboticsCareer.org. The 10th annual member meeting will be held November 17-19 in Pittsburgh, with registration closing November 13.
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