It helps enhance STEM education through the use of 3D printing technology, robotics and drones.
CMI2 has already provided a forklift for the county’s career and technical education program.
“We requested to expand it, so we’re moving into other counties now, so this is an extension of what we’ve been doing.”
The grant from the Delta Regional Authority (DRA) that kicked off the program was for $300,000.
A new grant from the DRA for $500,000 is funding the program expansion.
Other CMI2 robot and drone demonstrations will take place Wednesday in Jefferson Davis County and Thursday in Covington County.
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