Baker College in Auburn Hills' new automotive tech center offers some pretty snazzy, cutting edge equipment for students.
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"We've got all the new toys," said Connor Barr, a first quarter
automotive mechanics student at the campus, referring to all the
technology the new facility has to offer.
He said access to equipment such as the Hunter HawkEye, which
displays a car's alignment information on a flat-screen TV through the
use of four digital cameras and sensors on its tires, puts him heads
and shoulders above students from other schools because he's using the
same technology in the classroom as he is in the real world.
"I've already shocked the guys at my shop," he said. "The shop I
work in - same machine. ... It will walk you through step one, all the
way to the last step."
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