U-M builds on robotics program
With $4M help from Army, 8 schools look to grow Michigan job base.
The University of Michigan's engineering college is expanding its reach into robotics.
To meet a burgeoning demand for robotics expertise in the state, the university established a research center last month on its Ann Arbor campus and will begin offering a master's program this fall.
Expansion of U-M's robotics programs follows a move in 2005 by the Army to relocate its robotics development program from Alabama to the military's Detroit Arsenal in Warren. The office focuses on technology for the battlefield.
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The only business in town is the business of killing, beware the military-industrial complex.
We USED to make cars here in Michigan, now we make robot armies to kill people by remote control.
Is this really the best way to use our most creative minds? Think about that.
Oh and THANK YOU UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN...you really have out done yourselves this time.
When you see blood on the battlefield and it is YOUR toys that are responsible, please know, it's on your hands.
If you don't think some asshole terrorist organization in some God forsaken place in the world won't make the connection it's YOU making these things in some future war, your terribly wrong.
It's in the newspaper brainiac.
Welcome to Detroit
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