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With the support of GO Virginia funding, George Mason University engineering students built a robot to assist with accessibility planning.

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George Mason engineering team uses robotics to rethink accessibility Many accessibility surveys depend on manual measurements, handwritten notes, and extensive walkthroughs with compliance checklists. A team of George Mason University engineering students wondered if a robot could do it faster. Nine months later, they created one.

Recently, Rappahannock community college, Turn Dynamics, and Lancaster County received a GO Virginia grant that will help build Virginia’s advanced manufacturing talent pipeline and connect more Virginians to high-demand careers through a machining training program.

RCC awarded GO Virginia grant to help address regional manufacturing workforce needs - Rappahannock Record Rappahannock Community College (RCC), in partnership with Turn Dynamics and Lancaster County, has been awarded a GO Virginia grant to develop a computer numerical control (CNC) machining training program to address critical workforce shortages in advanced manufacturing across the region. The initiat...

A $3M GO Virginia investment is helping launch the Hampton Roads Mobility Innovation Center that will advance aviation innovation, workforce training, and next-generation mobility technologies in Region 5.

$3M State Grant To Launch Aviation Innovation Center at Newport News-Williamsburg Airport | Williamsburg Yorktown Daily HomeLatest News Latest NewsLocalNews $3M State Grant To Launch Aviation Innovation Center at Newport News-Williamsburg Airport By Natalia Cartagena Diaz May 5, 2026 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp The entrance to Newport News/Williamsburg International Airport in Newport News. (WYDaily file) NEWP...

Through GO Virginia, $788k is being invested in Eastern Shore Community College to strengthen workforce training in advanced aviation technologies.

$788k coming to ESCC from GO Virginia Grants - Shore Daily News Governor Abigail Spanberger has announced more than $15.3 million in GO Virginia grants to support workforce development and economic growth projects across the Commonwealth, including a new initiative on Virginia’s Eastern Shore. The funding package will leverage an additional $9.5 million in loc...

Norther Virginia has been awarded more than $4M in GO Virginia grants to support workforce development, innovation, and key industry growth.

GO Virginia grants send over $4 million to Northern Virginia projects Gov. Abigail Spanberger has announced over $15.3 million in Growth and Opportunity for Virginia grants to support new projects across the commonwealth focused on workforce development, advanced manufacturing, unmanned systems, life sciences and site development.

Governor Spanberger Announces $15.3 Million in GO Virginia Funding to Grow Virginia’s Economy, Create 600 New Jobs

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GO Virginia is helping power the future of advanced manufacturing in Southwest and Southside Virginia, supporting 3D printing, workforce development, and innovation that could create 100+ jobs in just two years.

Tech Briefs: Grant money flows to 3D manufacturing in Southwest, Southside Plus: The Fralin Biomedical Research Institute at VTC opens a clean room facility for clinical-grade therapy development.

Randolph College recently received a GO Virginia grant to expand its mechanical engineering program that will add new labs, hands-on training, and industry partnerships.

The result is a stronger talent pipeline and greater alignment with regional advanced manufacturing workforce needs in Region 2.

Randolph College receives GO Virginia grant to expand mechanical engineering program Randolph College has received a $686,340 GO Virginia grant to expand its mechanical engineering program with two new campus labs, the college announced in a news release last week.