The Texas Manufacturing Renaissance in Fort Worth, Texas, featured dynamic discussions with manufacturing experts about the need for an abundant and skilled workforce. The event highlighted the fundamental importance of establishing a renewed manufacturing narrative that extends beyond technology innovation.
SecureAmerica Institute, Department of Defense partner to solve manufacturing skills gap
The SecureAmerica Institute and Department of Defense are partnering to solve the manufacturing workforce crisis in the United States due to existing talent and skills gaps.
SecureAmerica Institute, ARM Institute awarded $5M to investigate impact of automated manufacturing processes on supply chain resiliency
The SecureAmerica Institute and the Advanced Robotics for Manufacturing Institute are partnering to investigate how robotics and automation in manufacturing can enhance the competitiveness of U.S. industrial base supply chains thanks to a $5 million grant award.
Exploring digital readiness of small-to-medium manufacturers
SecureAmerica Institute partners at Morgan State University investigated how ready small-to-medium manufacturers are to adopt digital practices as part of a nationwide initiative to secure the U.S. domestic manufacturing base.
How additive manufacturing can transform hypersonic engine technologies
SecureAmerica Institute partners at Ursa Major Technologies are exploring how additive manufacturing can enhance the production of hypersonic engines to empower a secure U.S. defense industrial base.
