Automotive

Honda Partners with Marysville to Test Smart Intersection Technology

Public-Private Partnerships in Ohio Benefit Companies Involved with Autonomous/Connected Vehicle Technologies

Jonathon Bridges, director of automotive, JobsOhio

Posted on December 3, 2018March 12, 2019

Honda partnered with the city of Marysville in a pilot project testing its new “smart intersection” technology. The collaboration between Honda and Marysville is just one of several examples showing the value of public-private partnerships, something very much encouraged in Ohio.

Ohio’s Smart Mobility Resource and Assets

Ohio’s assets for the future of autonomous and connected vehicles

Kristi Tanner, managing director, JobsOhio

Posted on January 22, 2018February 9, 2022

Ohio is doing more than entertaining the idea of smart mobility, it is taking smart products and putting them into testing. Across the state are assets contributing to the success of smart mobility advancements. In Ohio, a number of resources are available to support smart mobility advancement.

There’s No Place Better than Ohio for Smart Mobility

Ohio has the right mix of resources to research, test and, ultimately, bring to market smart mobility technologies

Kristi Tanner, senior managing director of automotive, JobsOhio

Posted on November 20, 2017July 23, 2021

Ohio’s mix of industry, university, nonprofit and government partners are coming together to create a living lab for autonomous and connected vehicles. The innovation is contagious and its benefits are continuing to attract companies exploring smart mobility.

Ohio Innovates, Thanks to JobsOhio R&D Center Grants

Goal for grant is to create innovative products, services and jobs.

Andrew Deye, senior director of strategy, sales & research, JobsOhio

Posted on November 17, 2017July 23, 2021

The R&D Center Grant Program allows JobsOhio to make strategic investments in new R&D centers that support our targeted industries and the evolution of the Ohio economy. Since its inception, four R&D centers representing an array of industries have been announced, with more deals expected in the coming months.

Fuyao Surpasses Expectations for U.S. Growth and Success in Ohio

Abandoned factory transformed into the world’s largest glass production facility

Jeff Hoagland, Dayton development coalition president and CEO

Posted on August 12, 2016March 12, 2019

Fuyao Glass America benefits from Ohio’s talent, workforce training, partnerships and logistics advantage. In June 2016, the company announced plans to lease an additional 240,000 square feet, with 2 million square feet of operations. Employment at the site is expected to reach over 2,000.

Ohio's Economic Development Corporation