SICK Ltd. Canada (SICK) and Humber College are extending their partnership designed to build awareness of new industry automation sensor solutions and Industry 4.0 ready sensor technology solutions.

Join us for an exciting evening of networking while learning about the Barrett Centre for Technology Innovation and how you can get involved!

Anxhelo Mecollari is that international student! He made his way here, from Albania to Humber College in 2017. You can say he was already a researcher, even though he might not have known it then.

Our Barrett Centre for Technology Innovation, December 2021 newsletter is released!

Minister of Colleges and Universities Jill Dunlop announced the province will invest $15 million into rapid training programs to create micro-credentials at post-secondary institutions.

“Skill Challenge Mechatronics” is a 4-day event which took place from November 22nd to 25th, of which 2-days are an intensive (virtual) competition.

KUKA Canada, Humber & Barrett CTI are featured in the November issue of Manufacturing Automation!

Humber College is leading the way towards the development of Canada’s first Broadcast-Broadband Convergence (B²C) Lab. The B²C Lab will be housed in the Barrett Centre for Technology Innovation.

The American Institute of Architects (AIA) Canada recognized the Barrett Centre for Technology Innovation in the Excellence category of its 2020 Design Awards.

Sensing Future Innovations with SICK Canada”; article focuses on SICK AppSpace, SICK Canada’s partnership with Humber and what is ahead.

The Barrett CTI team attended the Canadian Manufacturing Technology Show which took place at the International Centre in Mississauga.

Javelin Technologies, Humber College, and the Barrett CTI are featured in Manufacturing Automation’s September issue.

Our Barrett Centre for Technology Innovation, August 2021 newsletter is released!

Researchers at the Faculty of Applied Sciences and Technology (FAST), with the sponsorship of SEW-EURODRIVE, worked in a project collaboration space at the Barrett Centre for Technology Innovation.

Our partners came together to provide Professional Development sessions exclusively for Humber faculty & staff on new technology and products.

We are proud to announce that seven Faculty of Applied Sciences and Technology - Humber College students earned two gold, two silver, and one bronze medal at the Virtual Skills Ontario Competition!

Festo Didactic, Humber College, and the Barrett CTI are featured in this month's Manufacturing Automation issue. Topic: Connected Classrooms: Cyber-Physical Labs.

NGen Canada has launched an exciting initiative targeted at youth.

The Barrett Centre for Technology Innovation is home to the Faculty of Applied Sciences and Technology three new engineering degrees and delivers academia with Industry 4.0 ready technology.

Our Barrett Centre for Technology Innovation, April 2021 issue is released!

Our Barrett Centre for Technology Innovation, first newsletter for 2021 is released!

Barrett CTI is hosting several projects.

Using our Fortus 450mc 3D printer, the Barrett CTI staff created Christmas ornaments.

Barrett CTI was contacted by the CEO of PAC, and asked if we could machine the PAC Global Leadership Awards.

Join us for a limited time one-week series of free virtual webinars presented by Humber College's Advanced Manufacturing Skills Consortium.

A new $3 million gift from leading automotive supplier Magna is helping to support Humber graduates and employees for an evolving workforce.

The Automated Guided Vehicle (AGV) has been a staple tool for carrying heavy cargo across various industrial facilities.

Jessica Lynn, originally from New Zealand, was visiting Canada when she found an opportunity compelling enough to change her plans.

As more people play video games in an expanding industry, accessibility has grown as a requirement to meet the needs of different players.

Leveraging the technology in the building to produce face shields for the Humber community.

See all of the milestone achievements over the past year since we opened our doors.

Many exciting projects were underway during the first part of the year.

The official launch of the Humber Learning Outcomes framework.

We welcomed Dr. Alejandro Adem, NSERC President.

Seven teams competed for their chance to represent Humber at Skills Ontario.

SICK becomes founding member of Advanced Manufacturing Skills Consortium. 

Donation to fund scholarships, student experiential opportunities and technology innovation.

Humber gathered over 100 stakeholders for its first consortium to discuss the future of Industry 4.0 for students, technology and industry leaders.

Additive technology to be part of The Barrett Centre for Technology Innovation. 

Automation leader to create living labs at North Campus. 

Machine tooling leader brings expertise to college's North Campus. 

Partnership to focus on industrial applications of the latest Industry 4.0 robotics systems. 

Partnership will equip students and employees for jobs of the future. 

Initiative will link Innovation Centres, showcase education industry leadership and drive hands-on experimentation. 

The Partnership is designed to equip students and workers with new skills for the future economy. 

Donation will fund scholarships and help build a Technology and Innovation Centre.