Troy’s Radar Safety Technologies Unveils New Technology, Creates Jobs
Radar Safety Technologies in Troy has attracted an investment of nearly $1 million for a collision warning device. 10 new jobs are expected to be created.
Radar Safety Technologies in Troy, a recent addition to Automation Alley, has developed technology to warn drivers of possible collisions before they happen. The new technology has attracted an investment of nearly $1 million and, along with it, 10 new jobs.
For more information, contact: Stephen Huber at the Oakland County Department of Economic Development & Community Affairs: (248) 858-1848 or hubers@oakgov.com
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