A multinational corporation. A 100-year-old family-owned manufacturing services company. A startup developing a reusable smart urinary catheter. What do they have in common? They all are engaged in the emerging field of flexible hybrid electronics—combining high-performance silicon devices with flexible printed surfaces such as plastic films, fabrics or papers. And they all have sought the assistance of Binghamton University’s Center …
A year ago, game development was a hobby for Dennis McCorry. Then he joined the MAGIC Community Incubator at Rochester Institute of Technology and his passion became a full-time job. Now, McCorry’s Possum House Games is a successful indie studio with its biggest game set for release early next year and enough contract work to keep him and partner Lesther …
When a group of undergraduate students from Cornell University met Benson Chan, Associate Director of the Integrated Electronics Engineering Center (IEEC) at Binghamton University, they saw their goal of creating a smart mask for emergency department patients move a lot closer. “Benson is incredible in helping us accelerate the speed to market,” said Longsha Liu, president of startup Vita Innovations. …
While FuzeHub serves as New York’s statewide Manufacturing Extension Partnership (MEP) center, there are 10 regional MEP centers operating in every corner of the state with the support of Empire State Development’s Division of Science, Technology & Innovation (NYSTAR) and the National Institute of Standards and Technology. The NY MEP network provides an array of services to small and mid-sized …
Each of New York State’s 10 economic development regions has an Innovation Hot Spot designated by Empire State Development’s Division of Science, Technology & Innovation (NYSTAR). Innovation Hot Spots coordinate regional entrepreneurial ecosystems to support startups and early-stage companies. They provide access to capital, mentoring, physical workspaces, networking opportunities, and technical services, and can offer tax benefits to client businesses. …
The 13 Centers of Excellence (CoEs) supported by Empire State Development’s Division of Science, Technology & Innovation (NYSTAR) were created to foster partnerships between academic institutions and entrepreneurs in the areas of research & development, product commercialization,and workforce training. The CoEs leverage private-sector investments with the goal of creating and expanding technology-related businesses and employment. In FY 2015-16, CoE clients …
Take a look at some funding opportunities, events and free courses supported by the Manufacturing USA network: REMADE Project Call 2.0 All the information necessary to understand the proposal process and prepare a proposal can be accessed by clicking the links below. This RFP represents a subset of the priorities identified in the REMADE Institute Technology Roadmap. Links below are also …
FuzeHub’s Solutions Program connects New York State manufacturers to a network of experts who help small-to-medium companies overcome obstacles to growth. Whether you’re a start-up or an established entity, you’ll work with people who understand your business – and who are ready to share their application knowledge and technical expertise. Manufacturers who submit an online request for assistance through FuzeHub’s …
A group of economists has now quantified the value that scientists and engineers bring to manufacturing establishments.
FuzeHub’s mission is to help small and mid-sized manufacturers in New York State grow through connections to technical and other resources. Over the past few years, the U.S. government has invested in a new wave of technical assets and expertise to stimulate manufacturing innovation—including significant new capabilities in New York State. This report summarizes this federal program, known as Manufacturing USA. …
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