The booming mobility sector has a huge and growing need for cybersecurity talent – but the people who currently work in that field still overwhelmingly tend to be white men. However, several local initiatives are paving the way to eliminate barriers and attract more women and people of color to rewarding cybersecurity careers.
Many Ann Arborites don't realize that the largest real-world deployment of connected vehicle technology anywhere in the world is right in their backyard.
The City Solutions team is comprised of specialist mobility strategists who work directly with government and other local stakeholders in communities across the U.S.
Many recent major economic developments have been directly influenced by Washtenaw County's existing infrastructure for next-generation mobility.
The REV-1 is a lightweight autonomous vehicle inspired by a food delivery that went wrong with surprisingly inspiring results.
Washtenaw County students will have an opportunity to discover careers in mobility, manufacturing, and many other industries at the massive career fair.
Their job duties range from overseeing a county's traffic operations to promoting mobility studies at Washtenaw Community College, but their paths into the industry were somewhat unconventional.
ACM acts as a go-between for the two groups, determining industry workforce needs and how local academic institutions can help meet those needs.
The first sites for the stations are expected to be announced this month, and it could take just a few weeks after that for the first new stations to appear in metro Detroit.
Advanced mobility projects generate massive amounts of data that can have massive potential if it's made public. Here's how a U-M project and several others in metro Detroit are doing just that – and experiencing great results.
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