CONNECTING UTAH’S ADVANCED MATERIALS & MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY
Welcome to UAMMI
The Utah Advanced Materials and Manufacturing Initiative (UAMMI) is a federal and state funded initiative to bring together public, private, community, industry and education partners to assure growth and sustainability of Utah’s advanced material and manufacturing industry.
If you are looking for Utah companies to do business with, starting your own company or trying to expand your existing conpany, UAMMI can help you. Through regular events, trainings, partnerships, newsletters, and online business tools, UAMMI can help you connect and grow within this vibrant Utah industry.
Top Resources
CONNEX Supply Chain Tool
Small & Rural Business Services
RAMP Startup Accelerator
RAMP is a 10-week Utah product/startup accelerator for manufacturing and materials innovators across the state within industries such as outdoor products,medical, construction, energy, agriculture, and more. Learn more here.
Utah Additive Manufacturing
As an additive manufacturing leader, Utah is leading the way with projects across the state using materials such as polymers, plastics, and composites. This manufacturing process is being used to expand companies product offerings, shorten development cycle time, increase economic diversification, and allow entrance into new markets. Click here for more info.
Utah Advanced Manufacturing Profile
The Economic Development Corporation of Utah (EDCU) has recently compiled and organized data on the advanced materials and manufacturing industry in Utah. As an official state report it contains the best snapshot of the industry. Click here to see the report.
News
UAMMI Launches New Tool to Help Utah Companies Grow
This unique effort to map Utah’s supply chain will better connect suppliers with each other.
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USAF Technology Training Center Coming to Utah
The Air Force is opening a fourth Advanced Technology and Training Center in Syracuse, Utah. The new state-of-the-art facility, scheduled to open in early 2020, will be used by scientists, engineers, technicians, and educators to help revolutionize future manufacturing technologies.
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Impossible Objects Unveils Next-Generation 3D Printer & UAMMI as Partner
UAMMI announced the successful creation of its first carbon fiber 3D printed part for the United States Air Force, made with an Impossible Objects printer.
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