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by Clare Scott | Dec 10, 2015 from 3dprint.com A lot of thought goes into buying a 3D printer. It’s a difficult decision; if you’re going to invest in a pricey piece of equipment, you need to make sure its capabilities match your needs. There are a lot of resources out there to help you compare and contrast the large amount of printers on the market, but it’s still a bit of a gamble to purchase a printer without being able to examine it and test it in person. Poland-based 3D printer manufacturer Zortrax had this dilemma in mind when it opened...

by Bridget Butler Millsaps | Mar 2, 2016 |  While it’s not always fun to see March roar in famously like that fierce post-winter lion, with winds that blow the mail right out of your hands in the afternoon, we do rather enjoy seeing a good shakeup otherwise when it comes to competition in the 3D printing marketplace. And for the Worldwide 3D Printing Trends Report for March 2016, we see not only some manufacturers trading top spots, but also note that 3D Hubs has added 1,000 new hubs to their network. If you consider how this keeps growing every month,...

by Clare Scott | Feb 5, 2016 - From: http://3dprint.com/118291/zortrax-3d-printing-education/ An increasing number of companies have recognized the importance of including 3D printing as part of STEM (science, technology, engineering, math) education, but the necessary equipment is on the expensive side, so schools need some assistance from companies like Zortrax, who have made educational outreach a priority. The Polish 3D printer manufacturer has launched several initiatives to get 3D printers into schools. In October, Zortrax provided 180 schools in remote areas of Poland with their M200 3D printers, along with educational software and materials. Zortrax’s efforts seem to be working, as...

From Benetech.org Convening Communities for Good: On the Frontier of 3D Printing for Accessible Education By Lisa Wadors Verne, Program Manager, Education Research and Partnerships for Benetech Labs and Global Literacy posted in Benetech, DIAGRAM on June 26, 2015 at 3:38pm Comments (0) Share: The rise of 3D printing technology and its increasing availability in schools, libraries, and museums presents new opportunities to improve learning and accessibility in a variety of educational contexts. Benetech was therefore delighted to convene the first major national forum of its kind devoted solely to the topic of 3D printing for accessible educational materials. Held...