• The Advanced Manufacturing Pilot Facility (AMPF) opened on June 22, 2017, on the Georgia Tech campus at the intersection of 14th Street and Hemphill Avenue
• Boeing and Delta are currently the “anchor” sponsors
• Preparation of the AMPF business model is on-going
• Phase I space: ~20,000 square feet, and potentially 110,000 square feet within a 5-year time period
• Phase I focus technology areas: robot assisted assembly for aerospace structures, digital machining
• Phase II: will include additive manufacturing and advanced composite processing, joining and repair
The Latest News
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GPA, Georgia Tech, Center for Innovation sign MOU
The Georgia Ports Authority, the Georgia Institute of Technology, and the Georgia Center of Innovation for Logistics signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on July 31 at the Port of Savannah.
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SCL Welcomes GE Power’s Rajesh Thakkar to its Industry Advisory Board
Thakkar has had many years of experience working at GE in supply chain and supply chain-related fields, making him a highly-qualified selection for the Advisory Board.
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School of CSE Chair David Bader Presents Keynote at PASC’18
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SCL Welcomes Manhattan Associates' Olin Broadway to its Industry Advisory Board
Olin brings 25 years of experience in supply chain consulting developing domain specialties in distribution operations and warehouse management, supply chain event management and application integration.
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‘Foundations & Trends in Microeconomics’ Features Article on Pipeline Regulation by Matthew E. Oliver
The latest issue of Foundations & Trends® in Microeconomics features an extended-length article by Matthew E. Oliver of the Georgia Tech School of Economics and coauthor Charles F. Mason of the University of Wyoming, titled “Natural Gas Pipeline Regulation in the United States: Past, Present, and Future.”
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SCL Partners with JD.com to conduct Global Optimization Challenge
To promote innovation in logistics management, supply chain technology, and operational optimization, China's largest retailer, JD.com is hosting the Global Optimization Challenge (GOC) with its many partners, including Production and Operations Management Society (POMS), Tsinghua University, and Georgia Tech's Supply Chain and Logistics Institute. The challenge takes place over multiple rounds and runs through September.
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Researchers from ISyE Partner with China’s SF Express on Data-driven Design of Logistics Networks
As Shenzhen continues to rapidly grow and evolve as the high-tech hub of China, companies are looking for ways to improve their supply chains and logistics. This is where Georgia Tech comes in.
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Georgia-Pacific Opens Center to Drive Supply Chain Innovation
