Advanced robotic solutions help manufacturers automate processes, become more efficient and address workforce shortages. From cobots working with humans in a fixed workspace to humanoids designed to handle a wider range of tasks that require dexterity, mobility and cognitive abilities, advancements in AI, sensor technology and a need for more adaptable solutions drive innovation forward.

Nissan Motor Corp. has named Victor Taylor division vice president, U.S. manufacturing, supply chain management and production engineering. Appointed to this position in December 2025, he is responsible for Nissan's three U.S. manufacturing sites—Canton, Miss.; Smyrna, Tenn.; and Decherd, Tenn.—as well as U.S. supply chain management and production engineering.  

Federal and state agencies have frozen all funding for the Ohio Manufacturing Extension Partnership (MEP).

Advanced robotic solutions help manufacturers automate processes, become more efficient and address workforce shortages. From cobots working with humans in a fixed workspace to humanoids designed to handle a wider range of tasks that require dexterity, mobility and cognitive abilities, advancements in AI, sensor technology and a need for more adaptable solutions drive innovation forward.

Nissan Motor Corp. has named Victor Taylor division vice president, U.S. manufacturing, supply chain management and production engineering. Appointed to this position in December 2025, he is responsible for Nissan's three U.S. manufacturing sites—Canton, Miss.; Smyrna, Tenn.; and Decherd, Tenn.—as well as U.S. supply chain management and production engineering.  

Federal and state agencies have frozen all funding for the Ohio Manufacturing Extension Partnership (MEP).

Advanced robotic solutions help manufacturers automate processes, become more efficient and address workforce shortages. From cobots working with humans in a fixed workspace to humanoids designed to handle a wider range of tasks that require dexterity, mobility and cognitive abilities, advancements in AI, sensor technology and a need for more adaptable solutions drive innovation forward.

Nissan Motor Corp. has named Victor Taylor division vice president, U.S. manufacturing, supply chain management and production engineering. Appointed to this position in December 2025, he is responsible for Nissan's three U.S. manufacturing sites—Canton, Miss.; Smyrna, Tenn.; and Decherd, Tenn.—as well as U.S. supply chain management and production engineering.  

Federal and state agencies have frozen all funding for the Ohio Manufacturing Extension Partnership (MEP).

Advanced robotic solutions help manufacturers automate processes, become more efficient and address workforce shortages. From cobots working with humans in a fixed workspace to humanoids designed to handle a wider range of tasks that require dexterity, mobility and cognitive abilities, advancements in AI, sensor technology and a need for more adaptable solutions drive innovation forward.

Nissan Motor Corp. has named Victor Taylor division vice president, U.S. manufacturing, supply chain management and production engineering. Appointed to this position in December 2025, he is responsible for Nissan's three U.S. manufacturing sites—Canton, Miss.; Smyrna, Tenn.; and Decherd, Tenn.—as well as U.S. supply chain management and production engineering.  

Federal and state agencies have frozen all funding for the Ohio Manufacturing Extension Partnership (MEP).

Advanced robotic solutions help manufacturers automate processes, become more efficient and address workforce shortages. From cobots working with humans in a fixed workspace to humanoids designed to handle a wider range of tasks that require dexterity, mobility and cognitive abilities, advancements in AI, sensor technology and a need for more adaptable solutions drive innovation forward.

Nissan Motor Corp. has named Victor Taylor division vice president, U.S. manufacturing, supply chain management and production engineering. Appointed to this position in December 2025, he is responsible for Nissan's three U.S. manufacturing sites—Canton, Miss.; Smyrna, Tenn.; and Decherd, Tenn.—as well as U.S. supply chain management and production engineering.  

Federal and state agencies have frozen all funding for the Ohio Manufacturing Extension Partnership (MEP).

Advanced robotic solutions help manufacturers automate processes, become more efficient and address workforce shortages. From cobots working with humans in a fixed workspace to humanoids designed to handle a wider range of tasks that require dexterity, mobility and cognitive abilities, advancements in AI, sensor technology and a need for more adaptable solutions drive innovation forward.

Nissan Motor Corp. has named Victor Taylor division vice president, U.S. manufacturing, supply chain management and production engineering. Appointed to this position in December 2025, he is responsible for Nissan's three U.S. manufacturing sites—Canton, Miss.; Smyrna, Tenn.; and Decherd, Tenn.—as well as U.S. supply chain management and production engineering.  

Federal and state agencies have frozen all funding for the Ohio Manufacturing Extension Partnership (MEP).

Advanced robotic solutions help manufacturers automate processes, become more efficient and address workforce shortages. From cobots working with humans in a fixed workspace to humanoids designed to handle a wider range of tasks that require dexterity, mobility and cognitive abilities, advancements in AI, sensor technology and a need for more adaptable solutions drive innovation forward.

Nissan Motor Corp. has named Victor Taylor division vice president, U.S. manufacturing, supply chain management and production engineering. Appointed to this position in December 2025, he is responsible for Nissan's three U.S. manufacturing sites—Canton, Miss.; Smyrna, Tenn.; and Decherd, Tenn.—as well as U.S. supply chain management and production engineering.  

Federal and state agencies have frozen all funding for the Ohio Manufacturing Extension Partnership (MEP).

Advanced robotic solutions help manufacturers automate processes, become more efficient and address workforce shortages. From cobots working with humans in a fixed workspace to humanoids designed to handle a wider range of tasks that require dexterity, mobility and cognitive abilities, advancements in AI, sensor technology and a need for more adaptable solutions drive innovation forward.

Nissan Motor Corp. has named Victor Taylor division vice president, U.S. manufacturing, supply chain management and production engineering. Appointed to this position in December 2025, he is responsible for Nissan's three U.S. manufacturing sites—Canton, Miss.; Smyrna, Tenn.; and Decherd, Tenn.—as well as U.S. supply chain management and production engineering.  

Federal and state agencies have frozen all funding for the Ohio Manufacturing Extension Partnership (MEP).

Advanced robotic solutions help manufacturers automate processes, become more efficient and address workforce shortages. From cobots working with humans in a fixed workspace to humanoids designed to handle a wider range of tasks that require dexterity, mobility and cognitive abilities, advancements in AI, sensor technology and a need for more adaptable solutions drive innovation forward.

Nissan Motor Corp. has named Victor Taylor division vice president, U.S. manufacturing, supply chain management and production engineering. Appointed to this position in December 2025, he is responsible for Nissan's three U.S. manufacturing sites—Canton, Miss.; Smyrna, Tenn.; and Decherd, Tenn.—as well as U.S. supply chain management and production engineering.  

Federal and state agencies have frozen all funding for the Ohio Manufacturing Extension Partnership (MEP).