Biggest 3D printing farm in Finland Aalto University’s Innovative Workshop

Aalto University in Espoo, Finland, hosts the country’s largest 3D printing workshop, equipped with 35 UltiMaker 3D printers. This workshop, led by Hector Velasquez, integrates traditional and digital manufacturing techniques, allowing students to explore and innovate in fields like fashion, architecture, and product design. The collaboration with UltiMaker has significantly enhanced students’ creativity and innovation, providing a dynamic learning environment with a wide range of materials, including PLA and TPU.

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The workshop emphasizes practical learning, where students independently design and produce 3D printed pieces, taking responsibility for their projects from start to finish. This hands-on approach fosters creativity and innovation, enabling students to tackle complex 3D printing projects. The interdisciplinary nature of the workshop encourages collaboration among students from various fields, promoting a lively exchange of ideas and the development of new innovations.

Aalto University’s investment in 3D printing research and training has positioned it as a significant player in the global 3D printing field. The workshop’s impact on students’ creative learning and innovation is profound, demonstrating the limitless possibilities when combining knowledge, skills, and technology. This commitment to education and innovation ensures that Aalto University remains at the forefront of 3D printing advancements.

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