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Philippines Agrees to Buy India Anti-Ship Missile System - Vimarsana News

Philippines Agrees to Buy India Anti-Ship Missile System

The Philippines has agreed to buy an anti-ship missile system from India, shoring up its security in the face of growing Chinese aggression.

Libyan News Agency - Government creates colleges and higher institutes in several cities and regions - Vimarsana News

Libyan News Agency - Government creates colleges and higher institutes in several cities and regions

Tripoli, 29 December, 2021 (Lana) - The Council of Ministers of the Government of National Unity issued a decision to establish colleges and higher institutes affiliated with the Ministry of Technical and Technical Education.According to Cabinet Resolution No. (677) for the year 2021, the newly created colleges and higher institutes are: Faculty of Engineering Technologies in Yafran. College of In

Ian Kennedy to begin career in robotics after graduating from BGSU - Vimarsana News

Ian Kennedy to begin career in robotics after graduating from BGSU

Ian Kennedy will join the robotics workforce after graduating from BGSU. The mechatronics engineering technology major demonstrated robotics for the Ohio governor.

Source: bgsu.edu
$5 million investment to transform BG Flight Center - Vimarsana News

$5 million investment to transform BG Flight Center

The BGSU Aviation program is on the rise, with a $5 million investment in new aircraft, state-of-the-art flight simulators and expansion of the BG Flight Center.

Source: bgsu.edu
FANUC America and the Manufacturing Skill Standards Council (MSSC) Agree to Co-market the Stackability of Their Certifications to Meet the Shortage of Skilled Industrial Robotics and Automation Operators - Vimarsana News

FANUC America and the Manufacturing Skill Standards Council (MSSC) Agree to Co-market the Stackability of Their Certifications to Meet the Shortage of Skilled Industrial Robotics and Automation Operators

MSSC offers the added benefit of a nationwide delivery system of some 2900 MSSC-trained instructors and 1800 MSSC-qualified test sites, mostly at high schools and community colleges, and 72 technical field reps, in all 50 states.