A $25 sensor may be all it takes to persuade some Michigan manufacturers to take a leap into a new level of technology investment that state officials hope will boost the sector’s competitiveness.That sensor on a stamping press could measure vibration, sending alerts when it gets out of whack and needs adjustment.
Since February, the number of Michigan residents working in restaurants has decreased by 24%, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported, according to Michigan Capitol Confidential.
Michigan Department of Health and Human Services Director (MDHHS) Robert Gordon has placed the blame on state residents for the continuing spread of COVID-19, and he has extended the current epidemic order through Friday, Jan. 15, which closes bars and restaurants to in-person dining.
Sen. Curt VanderWall supports a recently passed bill that would resolve Michigan's $2.2 billion budget shortfall for fiscal year 2020 and is also backing several projects from the Michigan Natural Resources Trust Fund (NRTF).