Meghan is an associate editor with EdTech. She enjoys coffee, cats and science fiction TV. As 3D printing continues to prove itself as an effective tool in the education sector, companies like ...

UltiMaker, a provider of 3D printing solutions for education, has launched an AI-powered differentiated learning platform designed for STEM learning. Dubbed MakerBot Nebula, the platform combines 3D ...

UltiMaker announced a new educational program, MakerBot Nebula. The company has long been involved in the educational sector, providing machines, materials, and educational programs for classrooms and ...

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In partnership with the SME Education Foundation, UltiMaker, a provider of 3D printing solutions, has launched the new MakerBot Scholarship. The scholarship aims to empower students from ...

The MakerBot Gives Back Initiative will offer 3D printers and materials, educator training and certification programs, and classroom resources to help educators The MakerBot Gives Back Initiative is ...

The MakerBot Gives Back Initiative is a major pledge to provide $500,000 worth of 3D printing resources to educators, students, schools, and STEM organizations across North and South Americas, ...

The MakerBot Sketch Sprint 3D printer offers print speeds of up to five times faster than standard desktop 3D printers 1, allowing educators to maximize class time. With its ability to facilitate ...

In May 2022, desktop 3D printing leaders Ultimaker and MakerBot announced that they had agreed a deal that would see the two companies merge. The merger was then completed in September of the same ...

UltiMaker has announced the relaunch of the new MakerBot, as the only 3D printing brand worldwide solely dedicated to 3D printing for education according to the company. As part of its commitment, the ...

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