Français
Français
Video

3D Printing Sparks Scientific Interest in Youth

Through the use of FDM technology, students are able to learn about engineering through hands-on and easily accessible production means. STEM courses inspire ingenuity and creative problem solving which can be applied towards real world applications through the use of practical testing. Learn more: https://www.stratasys.com/education

Z7ekgrxHvjMqWqHE2cPL3n
3D Printing Sparks Scientific Interest in Youth
STARBASE Minnesota incorporates additive manufacturing into their curriculum to get students excited about technology.

Related Content

3D Printed from Nylon-CF10 using Stratasys FDM Technology - 3D Printing Solutions.

3D printed CNC fixtures such as soft jaws save time and money. Learn more about the benefits of additive manufacturing with Stratasys 3D printing solutions.

The ability to quickly make changes on the fly has helped make FDM an integral component of UAV Solutions. FDM technology enables the company to manufacture parts they couldn’t create using other processes. Learn more: https://www.stratasys.com/aerospace

Metropolitan State University of Denver works with Lockheed Martin and Stratasys to teach a class to certify students in additive manufacturing skills. Not only do students graduate with industry-ready skills, but also employers like Lockheed have trained professionals ready to work in the field. Learn more: https://stratasys.hubs.vidyard.com/watch/Q9v8yaNCuTJ1j3UEY3ZZrB