Strong industry support made Ann Arbor an “easy choice” for Silicon Valley’s Trillium Secure
Connecting to Michigan business support organizations made all the difference in the international cybersecurity firm's decision to locate an R&D lab here.
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Team including U-M student wins big at Lear Innovation Challenge
A U-M student and her two teammates have been offered an internship at Lear Corporation to incubate a project they developed focusing on industry trends in shared mobility.
By creating safety best practices, Mcity builds public trust in autonomous vehicles
The fine balance between safety and innovation is put to the test at Mcity in Ann Arbor through the ABC Test, a three-tiered strategy that assesses autonomous vehicle safety in a controlled environment before letting the vehicles out on public roads.
Mobility grant brings Ann Arbor tech to Lansing transit
Thanks to a Michigan Mobility Challenge grant, bus riders with special needs will soon benefit from a partnership between Ann Arbor-based tech innovator LookingBus and Lansing's Capital Area Transportation Authority.
California mobility firm finds home in Ann Arbor
Ann Arbor was chosen from hundreds of potential cities as the research and development center for computing technology solutions company KLA-Tencor.
Autonomous platooning to be studied by American Center for Mobility
The American Center for Mobility has announced a new study on fuel-efficient platooning and communication systems reliability for enhanced safety in adverse weather and traffic conditions.
Collaborative mobility study predicts job growth for some, decline for others
A recent study commissioned by the American Center for Mobility suggests that autonomous vehicle technology will have varying effects on the American workforce.
May Mobility joins communications pilot program with analytics company INRIX
May Mobility has joined a pilot to test an autonomous vehicle communication platform with transportation analytics company INRIX.
See 10 new Michigan-grown mobility innovations accelerated by U-M, MEDC
Ten technologies that could affect the course of transportation and mobility are one step closer to market.
