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A global leader in test innovation opened a new manufacturing plant in Penang that aims to accelerate the region’s electrical and electronics ecosystem development.
The Faculty of Global Business & Digital Economics Faculty of Economics and Management signed an MoU with a Malaysian tech company to provide a platform for learning about robotic technologies, particularly RPA.
The facility comprises a double-storey manufacturing plant with raw material warehouse, an automated finished goods warehouse, a distribution centre, an Innovation Centre as well as a six-storey administration block.
The two will develop Malaysia’s next generation of tech talent with 5G knowledge and work on focus areas including sensor technology, edge computing, AI and XR as well as development of relevant ecosystems in Malaysia.
Malaysia attracted RM193.7 billion of approved investments in services, manufacturing, and primary sectors. The approved investments for this period will generate 98,414 new jobs in the country.
The MoU with a 3D experiences company aims to create a steering committee to discuss the scope, requirements, roles and plans to support Malaysian SMEs in their transformation journey to Industry 4.0.1
The Academy of Sciences Malaysia advances science, engineering, technology, and innovation through scientific programmes and studies.
MDEC has kicked off its eRezeki programme for 2022; it is a training and job placement programme that focuses on generating high-value income opportunities for gig workers.
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