Why autonomous companies are moving to Detroit

Detroit is no stranger to innovation. From the Model T to Motown, the Motor City is a place that has inspired and cultivated entrepreneurs and leading-edge thinking for more than 100 years.

Step into Flint’s new community living room

Reopened Capitol Theatre symbolizes city’s grit; cultural gem joins list of other renovated venues attracting visitors to downtown districts around state

‘Hour of Code’ = lifelong career

Gov. Snyder proclaims Dec. 4–10 Computer Science Education Week; commemoration part of global awareness campaign

Ferris Wheel receives top national development award

Proven ‘innovation model’ serves as catalyst for Flint’s entrepreneurial future; recognition highlights transformative potential of cutting-edge program for city and mid-Michigan

Hip on 7Liv

Mixed-use project boosts prospects for investment in improving Detroit neighborhood

New investment key to building Aerotropolis in Wayne County

Gov. Snyder’s visits to Brose headquarters in Germany paying dividends

In Search of Ideal Nerds

At ITS gathering in Montreal, innovative thinkers from around the world imagine futuristic scenarios that are not so far off; welcome mat extended to visit PlanetM

Turning to innovation

Ferris Wheel, 100k Ideas opens in downtown Flint; spurs entrepreneurial growth in mid-Michigan

Accelerating state’s mobility leadership

With the aim of continuing Michigan’s global leadership position in the development of autonomous vehicle technology, Gov. Rick Snyder held in-depth talks this week with leaders from industry and governments from around the world

Intelligent Vehicle Testing Symposium

The MEDC auto team in partnership with ITS America convened a global symposium to discuss proactive policy, regulations and standards surrounding the testing and validation of new intelligent vehicle technologies during the ITS World Congress in Montreal.