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K-12 InVenture Prize is an invention and entrepreneurship program at Georgia Tech's Center for Education Integrating Science, Mathematics, and Computing that challenges students to identify real-world problems and design novel solutions through analysis, creativity, and the scientific method.

South Georgia Innovation Day

Check out our video on South Georgia Innovation Day where Georgia Tech’s K-12 InVenture Prize and Georgia AIM team is partnering with schools, businesses, the technical college system, and community leaders in Thomasville Georgia to create new high-tech job pathways that focus on innovation, entrepreneurship, and artificial intelligence technologies! Find out how we are working to strengthen this historic rural community by reviving both manufacturing industries and manufacturing education in South Georgia by harnessing the transformative power of A.I.

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K-12 InVenture Prize Student Inventors Earn Top Awards at U.S. Nationals Competition

Jun 11, 2024 -

Two teams of student inventors from Georgia Tech’s K-12 InVenture Prize State Finals took home top honors at the Raytheon Technologies Invention Convention.

AI-Focused Grant Enhances Program for Veterans

Naiya Salinas is one of a half-dozen students enrolled in the new AI Enhanced Robotic Manufacturing program at the Georgia Veterans Education Career Transition Resource (VECTR) Center, which is setting a new standard for technology-focused careers.

Jun 10, 2024 -

GTMI's Georgia AIM project is working with the Georgia VECTR Center to train veterans in industry-standard robotics, manufacturing modules, cameras, and network systems using their new AI-Enhanced Robotic Manufacturing Studio.

Less Waste, More AI: Fellowship Offers Opportunity to Test Sustainable Solutions

Jun 04, 2024 -

Iesha Baldwin, the inaugural Georgia AIM Fellow with the Partnership for Inclusive Innovation, hopes to use artificial intelligence to cut down on manufacturing waste — and improve science education.

K-12 InVenture Prize Student Inventors Compete at U.S. Nationals Competition