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Pennsylvania College of Technology student Chandler P. Shatto, of Mount Pleasant Mills, uses software donated by ABB Robotics to program a YuMi dual-arm robot. The RobotStudio software is valued at over $400,000 and will be used by about 60 students per year. Shatto is seeking a bachelor’s degree in automation engineering technology: robotics & automation.
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Pennsylvania College of Technology students seeking degrees related to automation and electronics have access to a time-series database donated by Canary. Valued at $1.98 million, the database is for industrial automation and helps companies maximize the value of their process data.
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