A New York-based 3D printing company is expanding its focus from education and the delivery of lesson plans, to give greater attention to materials and polymers.
Croft Additive Manufacturing is supporting the George Watson College in Edinburgh as their students bid to be crowned European champions in a European Space Agency competition.
The Milwaukee School of Engineering (MSOE) has taken advantage of Carbon’s CLIP technology to 3D print molecular model kits which advance the teaching of sciences at high school and university.
Global metal additive manufacturing company, Renishaw has announced it will be moving its North American headquarters to West Dundee, Illinois. The company believes the move demonstrates its commitment to the North American market.
Senvol Database teams with America Makes and ASM International to offer learning tool exercises for additive manufacturing machine and material selection.
The University of North Georgia has become the latest US educational institute to open a MakerBot Innovation Center. UNG has launched the learning and creation lab on its Dahlonega Campus, home to a number of engineering, arts and science courses.
MakerBot is hoping to promote the use of 3D printing in classrooms across the United States with its brand new MakerBot Educators Program. Using the programme, educators will be able to share knowledge with each other and receive MakerBot guidance.
Physical Digital has given its input into the UK’s first Metrology apprenticeship via the company’s Managing Director. Submitted in June 2016, the application for the Metrology apprenticeship has been approved by the Department for Education.
IESE and EOS will combine their expertise in the fields of management knowledge and technology know-how, introducing executives to business models and opportunities focusing on the future of manufacturing.
Aviation technology students at a Dutch university are using 3D printing to build small rockets as part of their studies. After using 3D printing for two prior rockets, the students are now planning their first entirely 3D-printed spacecraft.
