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Robotics in Manufacturing Hub | ARM Institute Program How the Robotics Manufacturing Hub Works The Robotics Manufacturing Hub is provided by the ARM Institute, a national robotics, AI, and workforce institute based in Pittsburgh, PA.
Through the Robotics Manufacturing Hub, ARM Institute experts will help you: Explore if robotics will improve your productivity Prototype robotics solutions without a commitment to installation Select robotics solutions that offer you the highest return on investment Understand how robotics in manufacturing solutions can augment your workforce gaps Manage the impact of robotics in manufacturing on your workforce Who Qualifies for Free Services The Robotics Manufacturing Hub is funded by a grant from the Department of Commerce.
As such, we provide free services to small or medium-sized manufacturers with operations in one of the following Pennsylvania counties: Allegheny, Armstrong, Beaver, Butler, Cambria, Fayette, Greene, Indiana, Lawrence, Washington, or Westmoreland. Manufacturers must also fit into the small and medium-sized range, defined as having 500 or fewer employees and less than $100M in annual revenue.
We can also offer services to those who do not fit the criteria for free services. Email [email protected] with interest and to learn more. Are you an ARM Institute Member?
As a benefit of membership , you can use the Robotics Manufacturing Hub even if you are located outside of the Pittsburgh region. The Robotics Manufacturing Hub leverages the ARM Institute’s state-of-the-art Mill 19 facility in Pittsburgh’s Hazelwood neighborhood. Using this facility, we will prototype solutions and demonstrate proofs-of-concept for you without requiring you to commit to installing the system.
On-site Automation Assessments & Business Case Assessment to help you understand where robotics can (and cannot) strengthen your operations Modeling & Simulation in our Mill 19 facility to help you understand what’s possible Proofs of Concepts & Demonstrations that take the risk out of automation and enable you to have confidence in the robotics application before committing to installing it Request for Proposal/Quote Support using ARM Institute experts as a neutral third-party to connect you to the best fit for your needs Robotics Education through workshops, events, and other resources Open Robotics Lab for Exploration & Learning to give you access to robotics equipment Access to the ARM Institute’s Network of 400+ Member Organizations spanning industry, government, and academia Contact us today to get started!
Email [email protected] to get started. Once you complete the form, an Robotics Manufacturing Hub representative will contact you soon for more information.
A Customized Robotics Solution for Kenson Plastics Workshop Recording: Robotic Machine Tending ARM Institute Festive Robots at Work Robotics Manufacturing Hub Named Programming of the Year Additional Robotics Manufacturing Hub Benefits for ARM Institute Members ARM Institute Members, even those located outside of the Southwestern Pennsylvania region, are welcome to use the Robotics Manufacturing Hub as benefit of membership.
Below are a few ways ARM Institute Members can take advantage of this capability: – Collaborate and connect with your fellow ARM Institute members who are interested in solving similar challenges – Provide equipment to be used in the Robotics Manufacturing Hub and showcased at our Pittsburgh facility.
– Participate in educational workshops through the Robotics Manufacturing Hub ARM Members: Interested in learning more, getting involved, providing equipment, or have an idea that’s not listed? Email [email protected] . We’re happy to connect to see how the Robotics Manufacturing Hub can work for you!
Not a member? Explore membership here. Build a Robotics Manufacturing Hub in Your Region Contact us using the form below to learn how you can help manufacturers de-risk robotics solutions, augment workforce gaps, and strengthen operations through robotics by bringing the Robotics Manufacturing Hub to your region.
After completing the form, an ARM Institute expert will be in touch to learn more and explore next steps. Robotics Manufacturing Hub Expansion Form This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged. Optional: Please add any comments that you would like to share here The Robotics Manufacturing Hub is provided by the ARM Institute, a non-profit organization dedicated to strengthening U.S. manufacturing through robotics.
The Institute’s 400+ member organizations span industry, government, and academia. Since 2017, the Institute has funded and managed 120+ robotics projects in manufacturing. The ARM Institute operates as an honest broker for manufacturers to help you decide if robotics right for your operations, minimize the risks associated with implementing robotic solutions, and lower the barriers to robotics adoption.
By leveraging the expertise of our national consortium, you have access to the most innovative and proven robotics solutions. The Robotics Manufacturing Hub is housed at the ARM Institute’s Mill 19 headquarters that the Institute shares with Carnegie Mellon University:
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Small and medium-sized manufacturers in Southwestern Pennsylvania. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Robotics Manufacturing Hub is funded by ARM Institute. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Pennsylvania. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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Manufacturing USA: Advanced Robotics for Manufacturing (ARM) Institute Project Calls is sponsored by U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) via ARM Institute. These project calls fund member-led technology projects advancing robotics, automation, and artificial intelligence in U.S. manufacturing. Past calls have focused on topics including automated robotic task planning, multi-robot and multi-human collaboration, and AI in manufacturing.
ARM Institute Robotics and Manufacturing Grants is a grant from the ARM (Advanced Robotics for Manufacturing) Institute that funds member-led technology projects advancing robotics, automation, and artificial intelligence in U.S. manufacturing. Funded by the Office of the Secretary of Defense, the ARM Institute selects projects through competitive Project Calls developed in collaboration with its nearly 400 consortium members spanning industry, academia, and government. Past Project Calls have focused on topics including automated robotic task planning, multi-robot and multi-human collaboration, AI in manufacturing, and workforce development. Grant amounts vary by project; past rounds awarded approximately $1.56 million in ARM funding across eight projects, with total contributions reaching $3.26 million. Applicants must be ARM Institute members to submit proposals. Membership is open to industry, academia, and government partners.
Manufacturing USA: Advanced Robotics for Manufacturing (ARM) Institute Project Calls is sponsored by U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) through the ARM Institute. These project calls are crucial for securing the nation's future in manufacturing by fostering collaboration and innovation in advanced robotics. They provide financial support to transform innovative ideas into reality within the manufacturing and robotics fields.