On December 11th, Anycubic, a well-known manufacturer of 3D printers, ended its Anycubic X Yale Funbotics 3D modelling and printing camp. In partnership with Yale Funbotics, the business launched its first educational incubator project with the intention of teaching kids about 3D printing and how to assemble and operate Anycubic 3D printers. Additionally, Print Camp was held in July and October. It gave kids a general understanding of 3D modelling, as well as information on the world of 3D printers and how they operate.

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On September 2, 2020, the company’s educational 3D printing incubator project was established in Shenzhen, inspired by Anycubic’s mission statement, “For the freedom to make.” This project represents Anycubic’s goals to use 3D printing technology to enable worldwide inventiveness and creative freedom.
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X Anycubic For kids in grades CM1 through Terminale, Yale Funbotics has created 3D modelling and printing camps. Each of these camps lasted three days and was conducted online through Zoom. The Anycubic Kobra, a self-leveling and user-friendly 3D printer, was put together by the students on the first day. The children were better able to comprehend how a 3D printer functions after completing this assembly phase.

Source: Prnewswire