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WEATHERHAVEN AND COMPOTECH ANNOUNCE PARTNERSHIP TO MARKET BALLISTIC PROTECTION SOLUTIONS INTERNATIONALLY - Vimarsana News

WEATHERHAVEN AND COMPOTECH ANNOUNCE PARTNERSHIP TO MARKET BALLISTIC PROTECTION SOLUTIONS INTERNATIONALLY

/PRNewswire/ - Weatherhaven Global Resources Ltd. ("Weatherhaven"), one of the world's leading providers of interim infrastructure solutions, and Compotech Inc....

Weatherhaven and Compotech partner to market ballistic protection solutions - Vimarsana News

Weatherhaven and Compotech partner to market ballistic protection solutions

The initial product set will include Compotech's Expeditionary Shelter Protection System, a modular armor protection system developed to protect vulnerable soldiers and critical assets from blast and ballistic threats during initial deployment of military bases.

Composites manufacturer in Brewer named in global list of top shops - Vimarsana News

Composites manufacturer in Brewer named in global list of top shops

Artificial intelligence is among the technologies used by Compotech to make hardware and software for the defense, aerospace and marine markets. Robotic automation helps address a labor shortage.

Governor Mills Promotes Free Community College at Eastern Maine Community College in Bangor - Vimarsana News

Governor Mills Promotes Free Community College at Eastern Maine Community College in Bangor

In visit to Penobscot County, the Governor also visits AIT Bridges, Compotech, Inc, and Somic America, leading Maine manufacturers Bangor, MAINE —Governor Janet Mills today visited Eastern Maine Community College in Bangor to promote her recently-passed plan to provide two years of free community college to pandemic impacted students.

Source: maine.gov