Dearborn Group, Inc., expands green
Farmington Hills-based diversified engineering technology company Dearborn Group Inc. recently announced plans for a $1.17 million green expansion.
If you’re going to expand, why not go green? That’s the thinking at Farmington Hills-based diversified engineering technology company Dearborn Group Inc. The company recently announced plans for a $1.17 million green expansion.
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The company has recently begun offering a new line of high-speed FlexRay network products though a partnership with a German manufacturer and diagnostic tools currently installed standard on five different models of brands, including General Motors and Saab. It’s now working on developing secure, WiFi Internet connections to allow users to communicate with their vehicles for diagnostic and other applications, including sending podcasts to the entertainment center or e-mail messages to unlock doors.
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