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3D Printing Question of the Week: Do you mentor engineering students?

By On September 5, 2012 · Leave a Comment

This month, we'll share some impressive stories of how educators use 3D printing to prepare students for tomorrow's engineering and design opportunities. Even with awesome instruction, exposure to experienced engineers can give kids an advantage. Did you have a mentor when you were starting out?

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MakerBot Owner Brings His Thing-O-Matic To Kids Innovation Day

By On April 25, 2012 · Leave a Comment

Credit: Caroline Poe Photography Check out this post from Austin-based design technologist (at frog ) Gregg Wygonik , who attended what is now officially known – by proclamation of the Mayor! – as ACE Academy Innovation Day . I never get tired of reading about young kids who need no explanation of what 3D printing is or why it’s powerful.

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Eyal Gever: Israeli artist uses 3D printing for ‘disaster’ art

By On January 30, 2012 · Leave a Comment

You walk into Eyal Gever’s Tel Aviv apartment and you feel you have stepped into an idyllic scene from a glossy magazine; pristine modern furniture in an open plan arrangement, with a light sprinkling of children’s toys.

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