Michigan State University researchers developed the "Sit Sense" chair, which automatically repositions patients to prevent pressure injuries, significantly aiding mobility-challenged patients and reducing healthcare burden.

Livonia Police used 'The Grappler', a new net-based tool, to safely stop a vehicle in a chase, highlighting the technology's controlled capability to end pursuits without causing erratic vehicle behavior.

Hurley Medical Center in Flint has adopted Abridge, an AI tool that transcribes doctor-patient conversations for easier note-taking, as reported by WNEM.

Detroit launches free "Motor City Tech Bars" offering computer support and digital literacy services to residents through the Department of Innovation and Technology.

PowerSchool suffered a data breach affecting multiple school districts, with student personal information exposed, but not SSNs or academic records. Districts are enhancing security in response.

Michigan's Department of Corrections is introducing TextBehind, a system requiring identity verification for mail senders to prisoners, aiming to reduce contraband.

The AI system named Ava is launched in Kalamazoo County to handle non-emergency calls and help dispatchers focus on emergencies, enhancing efficiency without replacing human staff.

Detroit encourages contractors to integrate AI into public service solutions, aiming to improve operational performance without altering the RFP scoring system.

AT&T plans to end traditional landline services in Michigan, moving towards modern connectivity options by 2029. Concerns rise for rural and elderly populations reliant on these services.

Michigan's AG Dana Nessel reissued a consumer alert on Computer Security Day, educating the public about ransomware risks and offering prevention tips.

Michigan invests $4.7 million in programs at WMU and KCC to advance EV and semiconductor education for students and current workforce, aligning with industry needs.

Macomb County launches the Macomb Automation and Robotics Zone to advance STEM careers and innovation, offering new resources like a robotics field and 3D printers for student teams.

Macomb Community College debuts Innovate and Build event for high school students to explore manufacturing and design careers on October 24, enhancing the Manufacturing Day experience.