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

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FDM makes lightweight structural parts possible for UAV 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

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MSU Denver Teams Up with Stratasys and Lockheed Martin to Certify Students' Additive Manufacturing Skills

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