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The Smart Learning Factory, pictured 2023. (�鶹��Ʒ photo/John O'Malley)

�鶹��ƷSmart Learning Factory to integrate advanced AutoStore warehouse system through Element Logic partnership

�鶹��Ʒ postdoctoral student Yujie Shan examines 3D printed items in Huachao Mao’s Additive and Intelligent Manufacturing Lab. Mao and his team are improving upon traditional fabrication methods and 3D printing to construct multilevel microfluidic devices as small as 10 microns deep and 100 microns wide. (�鶹��Ʒ photo/John O’Malley)

Patent-pending Engineering Technology innovation allows 3D printing of tiny multilevel microfluidic devices

Xingyu Li, conference chair, presents at the DigiTwin 2024 conference. (�鶹��Ʒ photo/John O'Malley)

Purdue hosts DigiTwin 2024, explores digital twin tech for sustainable manufacturing, resilience

Richard Voyles (left) from �鶹��Ʒwith Sen. Todd Young from Indiana in Washington, D.C. (Photo provided)

�鶹��Ʒjoin Senate AI Caucus for robotics showcase

Sudarsan Rachuri (center) with collected �鶹��Ʒfaculty at the Dean's Lecture Series. (Photo credit/Justin Yang)

Second Dean's Lecture features expert in smart manufacturing grand strategy

Dannalee Mata (left) and PTC vice president Serge Romano talk about this Smart Learning Factory with guests. (�鶹��Ʒ photo/John O'Malley

Industry partner PTC holds flagship event at Purdue's Smart Learning Factory

Engineering Technology hosts a day of smart manufacturing at Purdue

Engineering Technology hosts a day of smart manufacturing at Purdue

The new Endress+Hauser facility in Greenwood, Ind. (Image provided)

Purdue IN-MaC, Endress+Hauser cooperate on STEM studios for K-8 students