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Detroit Aerotropolis worked in collaboration with Airspace Link to bring a technology showcase to the Detroit Region, specifically the City of Taylor, to connect air and ground technologies with drone delivery. https://flipboard.com/video/wjbk/76341b2438

SEMCOG, which is a planning partnership for Livingston, Macomb, Monroe, Oakland, St. Clair, Washtenaw and Wayne Counties, was onsite to capture new drone delivery initiatives at the Lakes of Taylor Golf Club.  

Ford’s new collaborative learning laboratory – Ford Ion Park – to be based in Romulus, Mich., aimed at driving high-volume battery cell delivery, better range and lower costs for customers This global battery center of excellence becomes home base for researching new technologies, piloting advanced manufacturing techniques that will allow Ford to quickly scale breakthrough

With tenants like Pitney Bowes, Lasership, Hearn Industrial Services, and DHL, the Ecorse Commons Industrial Park is quickly reaching full capacity. With two world class airports, access to three major interstates and five Class-A rail lines, the City of Romulus is a prime location for global companies to build, expand, or develop. It started in

Detroit Aerotropolis is working with the State of Michigan to position itself to capture the rapidly growing demand for advanced air mobility solutions.  Detroit Aerotropolis joined those in Michigan’s mobility ecosystem who are advancing aerial mobility locally or globally including investors, federal agencies, startups, corporates, municipalities, and manufacturers for a series of virtual events. Michigan

Whether you are an Aerotropolis partner or a company looking to expand in Southeast Michigan, we invite you to explore this report to gain a better understanding of our region and join us in celebrating the successes of 2020! Read more here.

One of the early leaders exploring the business benefits of drone use is centered in Detroit. A development called the Detroit Region Aerotropolis is testing the concept that convenient access to air travel—by conventional plane and drone—will stimulate economic activity. Read more here.

Airspace Link provided the Aerotropolis community a one-time implementation and setup of the AirHub platform along with training and a lightweight assessment that worked across five dimensions impacting technology adoption. These capabilities provide a new type of Smart City mobility infrastructure supporting the growth of drone operations, drone service providers, drone manufacturing, package delivery and

This new 135,000-square-foot CFC will accelerate Kroger’s ability to expand its products to a larger footprint. This facility will create 250 new jobs, benefitting the City of Romulus/Aerotropolis region. Read more here.

In January 2020, Detroit Aerotropolis licensed the Airspace Link AirHub platform in partnership with Michigan PlanetM(Mobility) and Michigan Unmanned Aerial Systems Consortium (MUASC) to establish and test a new low altitude drone infrastructure in the region. Read more here.