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Mr. Ira Moskowitz is the Chief Executive Officer of the Advanced Robotics for Manufacturing (ARM) Institute. Founded at Carnegie Mellon University in January 2017 and now operating as an independent non-profit, ARM is a DoD-funded national membership-based consortium of over 270 organizations leading more than 70 projects in support of its mission.

The mission of the ARM Institute is to accelerate the adoption of transformative robotics technologies that will elevate the foundation of every advanced manufacturing activity today and in the future. ARM leverages a unique, robust and diverse ecosystem of partners across industry, academia and government to make robots and artificial intelligence more accessible to U.S. manufacturers large and small, train and empower the manufacturing workforce, strengthen the economy, and assist the nation’s efforts become more secure, resilient and globally competitive.

Prior to his new role, Mr. Moskowitz served as Director of Advanced Manufacturing Programs for the Massachusetts Technology Collaborative. Since 2017, he has led Massachusetts’ efforts for manufacturing innovation, overseeing the Massachusetts Manufacturing Innovation Initiative (M2I2), a $100 million economic development program affiliated with Manufacturing USA®. He has served on the boards of multiple DoD-led Manufacturing USA® Institutes, and has deep experience working directly with state and federal agencies.

Previously, Mr. Moskowitz spent 30 years managing global semiconductor technology development and manufacturing including wafer fabrication, assembly and test operations in the U.S., Europe, and Asia. Most recently at this organization, he was the Vice President and General Manager of U.S. Operations at Analog Devices, responsible for the company’s domestic manufacturing operations and the technology development that supported it. He also started and managed the manufacturing and process development for a new MEMS venture within Analog Devices which resulted in the commercialization of disruptive airbag control technology. Prior to Analog Devices, Mr. Moskowitz was employed by AT&T Bell Labs where he was named a Distinguished Member of Technical Staff, the highest technical designation at the company.

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We are pleased to welcome the new Advanced Robotics for Manufacturing CEO Ira Moskowitz to Business as Usual. 

Advanced Robotics for Manufacturing (ARM) is the leading catalyst of robotics innovation and expertise. Ira will explain how ARM's mission is to accelerate growth in U.S.-based manufacturing and the high-value careers that go arm in arm with this industry change. ARM and its members seek to lower economic, technical and operational barriers, allowing enterprises of all sizes to adopt robotic technologies.

Ira is new to the Pittsburgh region taking on this new position. We are excited to get his insights on how the Pittsburgh region will play a central role bringing robotics and advanced technologies into the manufacturing industry.

ARM CEO Goes Live on Business as Usual

Access the full podcast discussion with Ira Moskowitz, CEO of the Advanced Robotics for Manufacturing Institute, to learn about its work supporting the use of robotics and AI in the manufacturing industries and how it helps manufacturers deploy and expand robotic applications at: https://www.automationworld.com/33015472

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How the ARM Institute Helps U.S. Manufacturers Advance

In this episode, we connect with Ira Moskowitz, CEO of the Advanced Robotics for Manufacturing Institute, to learn about its work supporting the use of robotics and AI in the manufacturing industries and how it helps manufacturers deploy and expand robotic applications.

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