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Georgia Artificial Intelligence in Manufacturing Harnessing the Power of AI to Propel Georgia Manufacturing Forward Join Georgia Artificial Intelligence in Manufacturing (Georgia AIM) as we make Georgia a leader in AI manufacturing. Artificial intelligence (AI) is an essential and rapidly expanding technology in the manufacturing industry, with more than 80% of manufacturers already investing in AI or considering investing soon.
AI infusion into manufacturing makes production more efficient while generating thousands of high-paying AI manufacturing jobs. Georgia AIM was created to leverage AI innovation and propel Georgia manufacturing into the future. Launched by a grant from the U.S. Economic Development Administration (EDA), Georgia AIM connects to all Georgia residents looking for opportunities in our growing AI-powered manufacturing economy.
Georgia AIM also supports efforts to reach students in grades K-12, technical colleges, and four-year universities, as well as workforce training for Georgians without a college degree. Through innovation, collaboration, education, and participation, Georgia AIM provides the tools and knowledge to empower all Georgians to fully participate in the manufacturing workforce of the future.
To drive AI adoption and lead the next revolution in U.S. manufacturing: Georgia AIM’s projects are located across the state, leveraging a network of partners to fulfill its mission of development and deployment of talent and innovation in AI across all manufacturing sectors.
From broader talent development initiatives to industry- and region-specific projects, Georgia AIM works to realize AI advancement for communities across Georgia and beyond.
Serving Georgia’s Communities Technical Workforce Development Southwest Georgia Ecosystem AI Manufacturing Pilot Facility (AI-MPF) Manufacturer Cyber-Security Adoption Middle Georgia Innovation Infusion Serving Georgia's Communities Targeting the development and deployment of talent and innovation. Technical Workforce Development Establishing an AI workforce pipeline. Driving innovation in AI manufacturing.
Southwest Georgia Ecosystem Reinforcing key industries to create a stable economy. Cultivating and placing AI manufacturing talent. AI Manufacturing Pilot Facility (AI-MPF) Creating a revolutionary AI Manufacturing Facility.
Manufacturer Cyber-Security Adoption Protecting Georgia's small businesses from cyber threats. Middle Georgia Innovation Infusion Leveraging national robotics innovations to infuse AI across the region Georgia Tech facility’s expansion connects manufacturers with automation ideas In many manufacturing spaces, “What if? ” is often constricted by reality — the issues of time, expertise, and employee knowledge.
GEAR Lab creates space for coding, robotics, and more in Middle Georgia Georgia AIM Funding Helps Advance Eight Georgia Tech AI Startups Robots Automate Assembly of Battery Packs for Electric Buses Automating the Process of EV Battery Recycling Automated Disassembly of Deadly Weapons South Georgia Innovation Day Showcases Student Inventors Select your interests (hold CMD/CTRL to select multiple) Resources for K-12 STEM/Robotics Programs I am a manufacturer looking to learn more about AI/smart technology I am a small business looking for a cybersecurity site-assistance visit I am looking to learn new skills in manufacturing technologies I have a new idea for using technology in manufacturing Anything else we should know?
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Coalition led by Georgia Tech Research Corporation, including various partners such as the Russell Innovation Center for Entrepreneurs and Augusta University Research Institute. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Georgia Artificial Intelligence in Manufacturing (Georgia AIM) is funded by U.S. Economic Development Administration (EDA). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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