From an innovation perspective, Detroit’s automotive industry and defense agencies are interconnected, especially in the development of autonomous technologies that will shape the future of mobility.
Consumers are slowly building confidence in self-driving technology. Ford is one of just a few companies to publish a report detailing its testing methods and anticipated deployment of autonomous vehicles.
Mount Clemens business leaders, local government, and other influencers gathered at Anton Art Center to support Advancing Macomb, a community-based leadership group working to strengthen what Macomb County has to offer.
Technology businesses across Oakland County benefit from monthly meetups through a program called Tech248. Find out what participants learned about mobile trends at Bingham Farms-based jacapps.
Ford is positioning itself as a mobility solutions leader. But how does this growth involve vehicles? We listened in at the Ford X Fireside Chat at TU Automotive Detroit to learn more about how Ford is facing mobility, city by city.
Michigan's child-focused nonprofits are recognizing the value of collaboration to better support the kids they serve. With child and family health in mind, organizations are getting creative, with positive results.
A Pontiac nonprofit is bringing Libby the Lizard to life through books and educational programming designed to help children speak out against abuse and neglect.
Software, services, and experiences are the future of Ford Mobility. We caught up with Ford's Don Butler to learn more. Get connected. Listen to this edition of Mobility Moments: Embedded at the Mackinac Policy Conference.
In late July, hundreds gather at the Oakland County Pioneer and Historical Society in Pontiac for a Summer Social, complete with porch talks, vintage vehicles, and ice cream.
High school students and adults will test gravitational pull in an inaugural derby-style race in Pontiac this summer. The Main Street Pontiac event supports interest in STEAM careers and teamwork.
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