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Join the Texas Defense Aerospace Manufacturing Community (TDAMC) for an exclusive Call-to-Action Partner Meeting as we prepare for the upcoming TDAMC Summit. This collaborative session will bring together leaders and organizations dedicated to strengthening Texas’s defense and aerospace manufacturing ecosystem through innovation, workforce development, and strategic partnerships.
Confirmed partners include Lockheed Martin, Cymanii, Texas A&M (TEES), MxD Learn, IACMI, Olympus Controls, Cyber Compass, iFortriss, and TMAC — all working together to advance the future of defense manufacturing across the state.
During this meeting, we’ll discuss opportunities for organizations to:
Whether your organization focuses on manufacturing, R&D, workforce training, cybersecurity, or technology integration, this is an opportunity to connect and collaborate with key industry leaders.
Register now to reserve your spot and be part of the effort driving Texas’s next generation of defense innovation.
This event will serve as a professional networking opportunity for members of the Texas Defense Aerospace Manufacturing Community (TDAMC) Rio Grande Valley area to strengthen connections with TDAMC and with one another.
Attendees will have the opportunity to exchange ideas, cultivate meaningful professional relationships, gain valuable industry insights, and explore potential career and collaboration opportunities within the defense and aerospace manufacturing sector.
Register now to reserve your spot and be part of the effort driving Texas’s next generation of defense innovation.
7300 JACK NEWELL BLVD. S.,FORT WORTH, TX 76118
Are you a manufacturing leader or interested
in smart, sustainable production?
Join us to learn how machine monitoring can
boost efficiency, cut downtime and reveal
process bottlenecks. We’ll share real-world
solutions, cost-effective options and live
demonstrations of sensors such as electric
current, fluid flow, air pressure, vision
systems, thermocouples, vibration, humidity,
laser distance and air quality sensors. See how
data is collected and visualized in practical
tools like Power BI and Excel.
The event is hosted by the Texas Defense
Aerospace Manufacturing Community and the
Texas Manufacturing Assistance Center.
7300 JACK NEWELL BLVD. S.,FORT WORTH, TX 76118
This hands-on class for manufacturers focuses on the
practical application of sensors to dramatically reduce
costs, improve uptime, and solve everyday production
challenges. Learn which sensors—such as electric current,
fluid flow, air pressure, vision, thermocouples, vibration,
humidity, laser distance, and air quality—deliver the
highest return on investment for manufacturers. Through
live demonstrations and practical exercises, you’ll gain
direct experience installing, configuring, and using these
sensors in real-world scenarios.
Walk away with cost-saving strategies and the skills to
immediately implement sensor solutions that transform
your operations.
The event is hosted by the Texas Defense Aerospace
Manufacturing Community and the Texas Manufacturing
Assistance Center
7300 JACK NEWELL BLVD. S.,FORT WORTH, TX 76118
LUNCH PROVIDED
Topics include:
REGISTER BY JAN 16, 2026!
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Join us for engaging discussions, meaningful networking, and valuable learning opportunities. Whether you’re joining us to connect with fellow professionals, hear from inspiring speakers, or explore new ideas, we’re confident the experience will be enriching and energizing.
This exciting internship opportunity will enable students to learn various aspects of
manufacturing from quality, CNC set up & machining, material purchasing &
procurement, shop floor basics, and more. Students will spend time at different
companies throughout the DFW area learning new skills, applying their own
collective knowledge, and working with some of the most innovative companies in
the state.
This 12-16 week program allows students to have real life experiences with employers
who are hiring right now! This program covers Semester 1-3. Semester 4 will be
offered after course completion.
Semester 1: Quality Control
Objective: Utilize and practice inspection skills
to become self-efficient at managing and
improving product quality.
Semester 2: CNC Machine Operator
Objective: Learn/practice how to effectively
operate a work center to become self-efficient
at producing quality products.
Semester 3: CNC Setup Operator
Objective: Learn/practice how to effectively
setup (from start to finish) and operate a work
center to become self-efficient at producing
quality products.
Semester 4: CNC Programmer/Process Planner
Objective: Learn how to effectively engineer a
CNC process to produce quality products.