​AIDT – Alabama’s premier no-cost training program for employers and trainees focused on new locations and significant expansion of qualifying industries.

• AIDT Robotics Park – The Alabama Robotics Technology Park is a three-building, $71 million campus dedicated to advancing the robotics industry. Since 2009, it has expanded through multiple phases and added a Mobile Robotic Training Lab, giving K-12 students, teachers, and parents hands-on exposure to the latest technology​

Bevill State Community College – Division of Workforce Solutions is designed to be a flexible and responsive resource providing comprehensive non-credit workforce development training and education, as well as customized and targeted training to business and industry for continual employee development.

ACCS Innovation Center – It’s a statewide workforce development initiative that partners with colleges, businesses, and community groups to provide fast, non-credit training in high-demand industries.

Alabama Technology Network – is the NIST Manufacturing Extension Program (MEP) center for Alabama. MEP centers provide manufacturers with access to resources they need to succeed by working with them to develop new products and customers, expand and diversify markets, adopt new technology, and enhance value within supply chains.

• Alabama Productivity Center (APC) – The University of Alabama’s APC is the home to Region 3 of the Alabama Technology Network (ATN), the Manufacturing Extension Partnership program of the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) for the state of Alabama

• Auburn Technical Assistance Center (ATAC) – An affiliate of ATN, ATAC provides business process, continuous improvement, and technical assistance to manufacturers and businesses, not-for-profit organizations and government agencies in Alabama and the Southeast. The center is a recognized leader in the areas of lean manufacturing, lean healthcare, Six Sigma, and business growth.