Instructor Matthew Graff demonstrates some mechatronic devices during a program at Clovis Community College. The manufacturing industry is increasingly looking for a workforce that is familiar with such systems. Contributed by Clovis Community College.
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Across the Central Valley, automation is making its way into manufacturing, agriculture and other industries. To meet this growing demand,…
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