Advanced Manufacturing Research in USA

The University of Central Florida, Osceola County and other partners have joined together to build a first-of-its-kind facility to research advanced manufacturing techniques for emerging technologies – starting with smart sensors.

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0:06 over the next eight years 1.3 million jobs will be created in the high tech

0:10 sector

0:11 the whole area intelligent sensors is this going to

0:16 be Marion explosive growth you know about international market is measured

0:20 in billions now

0:21 but it’s estimated to rise to trillions in the years ahead

0:24 sensor technology is the little sensors that you have

0:27 and all other electronic devices

0:31 sensors in your cell phone and the sensors communicate between each other

0:34 an awesome aid communication between other devices as well

0:38 sensors can have much more than seven senses is some sort of device

0:42 that can detect a pic the chemical

0:45 temperature pressure blood sugar the smart ones will communicate

0:50 to you and to other machines in the future we heard

0:53 creating devices and the Internet of Things will be our devices communicating

0:57 amongst themselves Orlando and Florida

1:01 for many reasons I missed out on the first big round

1:05 manufacturing I’ll and the next generation

1:09 back won’t be having action than me

1:12 advanced manufacturing for but much of the product will come out

1:17 Sanderson’s shipped in the belly airplane US those wonderful play

1:21 with new inventions new discovery and so forth but

1:26 they seem to be manufactured somewhere else we cannot compete in manufacturing

1:31 by polluting our air more are working cheaper

1:35 well we can do is work smarter in simple terms

1:39 development advanced manufacturing Research Center that will serve as a

1:43 magnet to attract

1:45 and grow advanced manufacturing smart sensor development

1:49 overtime and we want to try and position Central Florida

1:52 and the state of Florida to to capitalize on those opportunities

1:56 don’t

2:03 Austin Texas is day

2:06 technology method

2:09 from the 80’s on in the nineteen eighties on really work

2:14 inconsistent and collaborative ways to develop

2:18 writing industry and they put in the kind served

2:21 resources into developing the talent pool to support that

2:25 it paid huge dividends for the billions of dollars

2:28 and capital investment and very high quality jobs

2:33 and highly educated people moving to the region

2:36 to the point that they are not considered one of the tech hot spots

2:40 one sematech was established here is a hub for semiconductor industry

2:45 development

2:45 nation a lot of the supply chain tear the products we build

2:50 up for our customers are sensors for security and defence

2:56 novel medical device losing DNA sequencing genomic sequencing

3:01 devices for Life Sciences there’s a lot of unique opportunities for women in

3:04 this industry because there aren’t very many

3:06 there’s a lot of educational up opportunities and benefits here because

3:11 and

3:11 high-tech industry that has been well ingrained into Austin

3:14 the economic impact in Allston is in the billions

3:19 every major technology company in the world has got some

3:23 if they’re not manufacturing distributing the whatever

3:27 the public-private partnership that provided some infrastructure

3:32 in the coast properly with their university to change the economy in that

3:37 region I think it’s the

3:39 relatively healthy city it has a lot of parks and

3:42 environment for recreation I as the state city has grown up its one other

3:48 thats menus for live music and so that’s attractive to young engineers

3:54 up there’s been a lot of investment for and in the city

3:58 for Performing Arts Center

4:00 fine art and that’s just been and great quality of life

4:04 and its continued to improve over the past 20 years

4:11 on earth volunteers keep Austin weird and that’s kinda late 60’s 70’s

4:15 element but it’s really evolved into quite a

4:18 metropolitan City their economy

4:22 expanded its alleged rapid pace she resisted

4:26 austin saw what happened and how it happened it’s really a

4:30 to amazing story

4:37 all the areas that are going to be very important your your manufacturing are

4:41 things that

4:42 are factored really good at holding optics and photonics nanotechnology

4:47 the for Advanced Manufacturing Research Center will be located on

4:51 East 192 about two miles west affects

4:55 244 the turnpike it’s about building the the most advanced

4:59 manufacturing development lab slashed fabrication facility

5:03 potentially in the world out in Osceola County outside Qasemi

5:07 not far from my four close to airport which is going to serve as the bridge

5:13 that one that will allow us to cross this valley of death we call it between

5:17 the

5:18 academic researchers within universities and

5:21 industrial partners which will be making high-tech devices for the commercial

5:25 market

5:25 what we’re trying to do in this lab is to try to make a thing too late a device

5:30 that can produce hundreds worth thousands of colors

5:33 from a single device this way we be able to

5:36 increase the information carrying capacity to a fiber optic connection

5:40 the technology is at the point we were able to demonstrate

5:44 very very unique functionality and capabilities within the

5:48 research environment but universities are really not in the position

5:52 to do mass manufacturing right now we have some significant regional

5:57 partnerships

5:58 with the high-tech corridor with the universities across the state

6:02 course bossy Ola we need to do something to

6:05 to change the economic condition possibly can

6:09 we’ve been an agrarian and tourism based industry

6:12 we can be in a ship that dynamic and try and move ourselves away from a bedroom

6:15 community

6:16 to a community that has a complete lifestyle

6:19 because back to the 20,000 high-paying jobs

6:23 technical jobs in eighty thousand indirect jobs not all of them will be

6:27 for masters and doctoral level people

6:30 that’s why the great things about manufacturing music covers or

6:33 umbria powerful talent levels degree levels

6:37 and it offers no really great jobs impact to their

6:40 terms and implements large disney world and is on par

6:44 with wooden medical season so far what Medical City

6:47 will be it works to stimulate robust economic develop- in

6:52 if we can do that here I blame can all we need is to fund

6:56 we’ve got an opportunity you have another almost a miracle if you will

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