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January 16, 2020

I finally had a chance to meet up with the student

I finally had a chance to meet up with the students at Bristol-Plymouth Regional Technical School to congratulate them for taking top place in the MecLab Mechatronics Redesign Competition, requiring them to reconfigure this training system and 3D print fixtures to dispense and package a marble into a container. Check out their winning (re)design http://bit.ly/3PX0tmr Festo Didactic North America #mechatronics

Congrats to Cory Rugg, instructor of Robotics and

Congrats to Cory Rugg, instructor of Robotics and Automation at Attleboro High School for his recent NC3 Festo Didactic North America Industry 4.0 certifications #careerandtechnicaleducation #industry40

Here’s what Festo US is developing to support #

Here’s what Festo US is developing to support #laboratoryautomation for the life sciences industry.

What a “sweet” way to demonstrate AI, and visi

What a “sweet” way to demonstrate AI, and vision recognition with Festo Didactic North America and Universal Robots #mechatronics

Nice seeing one of the finished labs at the #belmo

Nice seeing one of the finished labs at the #belmonthighschoolma project after completing phase 2 working with #perkinsandwill. Students will learn a great blend of traditional wood shop skills along with high-tech digital fabrication techniques #epiloglaser #stratasys

Loving the shiny, new Festo Didactic North America

Loving the shiny, new Festo Didactic North America pneumatic training systems installed for #mechatronics students at Greater Lawrence Tech!

Way to go Platt Technical High School and state of

Way to go Platt Technical High School and state of CT !Local manufacturers will benefit greatly from the Festo Didactic North America Industry, 4.0 NC3 certified students graduating this program!

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