If you’re looking for ways to refresh your course content for your undergraduate engineering students, add some videos to your presentations and assignments! We’ve collected a list of fun videos for engineering students to give you ideas if…

Makerspaces have evolved from community spaces for entrepreneurs and hobbyists to engaging environments for students of all ages to gain new skills and explore their interests. If you’re looking to create a makerspace for education in New England,…

We’re here to share some summer programs for teachers of technical education classes in New England. For some teachers, the summer is a time to learn new skills and prepare for the next school year. From online to in-person across multiple topics,…

The AET Labs team had a busy year helping New England schools with their labs! From being a part of new labs to training instructors to assembling machines and servicing equipment, we’re happy to have worked with many innovative instructors this…

If you’re looking to bring more creativity to your classroom or give your students experience working with a 3D printer used in the industry, the Stratasys J55 Prime 3D printer is the way to go!What makes the Stratasys J55 Prime an appealing 3D…

Earlier this month, the Massachusetts Executive Office of Housing and Economic Development (EOHED) announced a $4.39 million grant to Boston University for a new research and development center called the Robotics and Autonomous Systems Teaching and…

We’re impressed each year at the Skills USA Massachusetts competition, and this year was no different! Our AET Labs team ran multiple student competitions this year: precision laser engraving, additive manufacturing, and mechatronics. The students…

Want to explore what’s new in welding training equipment for your CTE and workforce development programs in New England? There have been many welding innovations in the industry and in education, from robots to augmented reality! We have collected…

There are over 1,000 biopharma companies in New England, and the life sciences industry is a top contributor to the New England economy, with year-over-year employment growth. What does this mean for your educational institution? You can contribute…

With the right equipment, students can get creative by making their own First Robotics parts to customize their robot. That’s what First Robotics Team #2084 “Robots by the C” from Manchester Essex Regional Middle High School did for their 2022…

Mark Lyons, VP of Sales at AET Labs, and Mike Rannikko, recently retired instructor from Leomenstier CTEi, joined Sam Squailia, host of Discussing Fitchburg Now, to talk about opportunities for technical education in Massachusetts:Programs and career…

Robotics programs for high school students are becoming more common because they teach students valuable STEM and employability skills. Plus, outside of education, robots are the norm in the manufacturing and production industries. Students will be…

The collaborative robot is known for its adaptability and ease of use—two reasons why it’s so popular in the industry and why it’s great for classrooms. Browse this page to see what the Universal Robots collaborative robot is capable…

Digital twins are transforming industries—from manufacturing to healthcare to city planning. Digital twin environments replicate physical objects and processes, allowing companies and researchers to advance innovation and performance. The global…

There are over 320,000 CTE students in New England at the secondary and post-secondary levels. They are getting hands-on training and gaining skills and certifications to join the workforce without a traditional 4-year degree. For CTE month, we…

The life sciences industry in Massachusetts and the surrounding regions is exploding, which means more jobs and skills training opportunities. For reference, the metro Boston region has the largest biotech cluster in the nation. Of all biotech jobs…

Approximately $10 billion in federal emergency relief funds have been allocated to support educational institutions, staff, and students in New England. If your school or university has been awarded Higher Education Emergency Relief Funds or ESSER…

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is one of the most essential skills in today’s job market, and the future. The Fourth Industrial Revolution and the COVID-19 pandemic have accelerated the automation of processes using AI, which is impacting…

Festo LX is a new digital learning experience by Festo Didactic that provides instructors and students with a way to learn industry 4.0 online and integrated with Festo equipment.Tony Oran, VP of Sales from Festo Didactic North America, joined us for…

If 3D printers are the focal point of your fab lab or makerspace, you’re missing out. 3D printers are a common equipment choice for a new fab lab. They are easy enough to use, versatile, and many are low-cost. But by incorporating different types…