Saline’s Pro-face turns industrial into high-tech, plans to add 10-20
An industrial-based company in Saline is making some big expansion moves thanks to its latest contribution to new economy technology. Excerpt: Pro-face of America is the type of industrial-based firm Michigan wishes it had more of. The Saline-based firm creates touch-screen computers for factories. Think ATM technology on factory robots and machines. “It’s basically a PC screen but much more capable,” says Gary Labadie, marketing manager with Pro-face of America. Read the rest of the story here.
An industrial-based company in Saline is making some big expansion moves thanks to its latest contribution to new economy technology.
Excerpt:
Pro-face of America is the type of industrial-based firm Michigan wishes it had more of.
The Saline-based firm creates touch-screen computers for factories. Think ATM technology on factory robots and machines.
“It’s basically a PC screen but much more capable,” says Gary Labadie, marketing manager with Pro-face of America.
Read the rest of the story here.
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