Those who have already purchased the MakerBot Starter Lab are looking forward to discovering the full potential of what it can offer their students.
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1 MakerBot Replicator Mini Compact 3D Printer.4 MakerBot Replicator Desktop 3D Printers.According to MakerBot, the purchase of a Starter Lab will bring with it: The MakerBot Starter Lab includes the framework for introducing a new institution to the MakerBot ecosystem, including hardware, software, materials, and training and support. 3D printing can speed up innovation and iteration, help facilitate Real-Time Prototyping and shorten product design cycles,” Alfano noted.
“For businesses, a MakerBot Starter Lab can provide a competitive advantage as an investment in future technology that fuels new ideas and growth. The Starter Lab system is intended to provide the initial basis for an institution to introduce 3D printing to the community - ideal for schools of all levels, libraries, and businesses looking to add additive manufacturing to their offerings. With 3D printing an undeniable force in this presumed third industrial revolution, and on the heels of the New Media Consortium Horizon Report 2015 regarding Higher Education, identifying 3D printing and makerspaces as a top trend, MakerBot is ready to help launch new programs. “The MakerBot Starter Lab is designed to help educational institutions prepare students to be more college and career ready by providing them with relevant, competitive skills today,” said Alfano. Those centers have been a hit at several institutions of higher education, starting with SUNY New Paltz in New York.Īnother school in the State University of New York system is one of the first two customers of the just-announced MakerBot Starter Lab, as SUNY College of Agriculture and Technology at Cobleskill (SUNY Cobleskill) and Schenectady, New York-based Union College represent the first to invest in the new starting package to ‘jumpstart’ their 3D printing offerings on campus. We’ve covered MakerBot’s Innovation Centers since they were first announced last February. MakerBot, that bastion of all things 3D printing, is expanding its reach even further into an important area for all 3D printing manufacturers and industry participants: education. “We see that same type of excitement in students, faculty and the community when they have access to MakerBot 3D printing products in schools.” “When computer labs first started going into schools, educators noticed a transformation taking place with students’ enthusiasm and interest in learning,” Frank Alfano, acting CEO of MakerBot, said.
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