Pushing Boundaries with 3D Printing

Universities are 3D printing extensively for research purposes, pushing the boundaries of new ideas with 3D printing features such as Liquid and Air Printing, Pause & Resume. Many Universities have already successfully used 3D printing for education in a number of projects, pushing the limits of their research. This incredibly versatile tool has the potential to revolutionize the way research is conducted.

Academic Recognition and Leadership 

As 3D printing technology advances, new possibilities for education are opening. Early adopters are often rewarded with academic grants, keeping them at the forefront of technological innovation. 3D printers are allowing students to gain a hands-on understanding of the design process.  3D printing can also be used to create customized tools and parts for experiments and projects that lead to academic recognition.

Extending Research Capabilities 

3D printing technology is a powerful research tool that is rapidly evolving and becoming more accessible every day. As a result, 3D printing is increasingly being used in educational settings as a way to allow researchers and engineers to fabricate their own designs.

Pathway to Research Innovation 

3D printing is an essential tool for educators, researchers, and engineers alike. The advanced features of the PolyJet™ Research Package are being used in universities around the world for research and to create prototypes, as well as to produce parts and tools for experiments. This technology opens up new possibilities for research in a wide range of fields such as creating devices for studying the behavior of fluids, or to fabricate flexible models that can interact with delicate environments.