About DART
The Monterey Bay Drone, Automation and Robotics Technology (DART) initiative brings together industry, government, academia and practitioners in these industry clusters and provides a regional coordination and advancement forum.
Drone, automation and robotics technology (DART) have changed our approach to workplace safety, conservation, and production. From increasing productivity to protecting the environment, they are tools to help solve complex problems. This technology also provides inspiration for young minds considering entering Science, Technology, Engineering, the Arts and Math (STEAM) pathways.
DART-related innovations are driving change across a wide range of domains including agriculture, national defense, mobility, infrastructure, natural resources, marine, climate and many others. The Monterey Bay region is ideally positioned to become a hotbed of R&D, innovation and deployment of these tools.
We founded DART to mobilize innovation, education, and economic development in the Monterey Bay Region. By connecting academic, industry and government partners, we aim to inspire young minds, increase employment and boost regional vitality.
Partners
AMAP Case Study: Securing a Successful Future for Workers, Community, and Business
Talent Rewire, an initiative of FSG, envisions a future where every individual in the U.S. can realize their full potential through a humanity- and economy-boosting job that provides equitable economic opportunity, stability, and mobility.
Events
Learn how to make your company and work culture stand out in order to recruit and retain employees for your growing business or startup.THIS EVENT IS FOR CEO WORKS [...]
Monthly meeting for entrepreneurs and startup businesses in the Monterey Bay Region. Cosponsored with Stanford Club MB.This event will be held at CSUMB Business and Information Technology Building in [...]
Community study sessions fostering dialogue around the recently released report: Building an Inclusive Economy in the Monterey Bay Region.We are excited to kick off a series of community study [...]