3D modeling and printing for teenagers to create objects, prototypes and useful parts from their own ideas.
3D Print Lab shows the student the complete process of 3D creation. He learns to imagine, model, prepare, print, and review designs on a journey that connects technical thinking and creative expression.
More than seeing the technology working, the student creates, adjusts and takes home objects he produced, making learning concrete and memorable.
The student gets to know software, printers, three-dimensional thinking and first objects with playful and structured applications.
Keychains, supports, organizers, decorations and useful objects that connect design, physics and creativity come into play.
The student progresses to parts with more complex and personalized fittings, nuts, screws, movement and prototypes.
Each class presents theoretical content and a project related to the topic studied. The student creates the model, prepares the file for printing and monitors the production of the physical object.
This format helps to consolidate learning and makes technology no longer abstract: the idea becomes something concrete in the hands of the student.
Each student has close monitoring and a printer designed for their process at that moment, strengthening practice, protagonism and the feeling of seeing an idea come off the screen and take physical form.
Free and user-friendly online modeling for beginners, students and educators.
Free slicing software compatible with different 3D printers.
The student follows the transformation of the digital model into a physical object within the course experience itself.
The trail develops the ability to transform an idea into a prototype, combining creativity, design and practical solutions.
Check out a sample of the experience in which students transform creativity, modeling and technology into concrete projects.
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