A Network of Abundant Resources

The Texas Defense Aerospace Manufacturing Community (TDAMC) and the Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Station (TEES) represent a broad, capable network with abundant resources to support the successful adoption and scaling of smart manufacturing technologies and principles.

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Community Building

Ensure that your community is appropriately partnered with Texas defense aerospace stakeholders to strengthen competitiveness

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Workforce Development

Identify and narrow your skills gap related to the adoption and implementation of smart manufacturing technologies

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Assistance and Consulting

Help small and medium manufacturing enterprises access funding, mentorship, and support tailored to their unique needs

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Digital Readiness Assessment

Get smart manufacturing readiness support and technology recommendations

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Roadmapping

Start your transition into scalable, cost-effective and high-performing domestic smart manufacturing capabilities

Recent developments have shown that an advanced manufacturing sector cannot thrive based solely on technological innovation but requires engagement of the whole ecosystem, from firms and suppliers of all sizes to their employees, to thrive.

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