The design of the 3PI's Dremel DigiLab next generation of 3D printers has been the result of direct collaboration with educators. This collaboration has resulted in arguably the most reliable, easy to use, and well supported 3D printer for the education market. These workhorse machines are becoming the standard in K-12.
Free curriculum materials available to middle schools that include STEM Innovation and Design, Science Modules, and Mathematics Modules. Data visualization, experimental design, and data-driven decision making are also themes emphasized in the AMP-IT-UP program.
BOSSLASER™ offers hobbyists, businesses, and educational institutions quality CO2 laser cutter and engraver systems.
Circuit Scribe is a rollerball pen that writes with conductive silver ink. It makes creating circuits as easy as doodling.
Electroninks created a nontoxic, conductive silver ink pen and a number of interactive modules. The kits range from beginner to advanced and are suitable for individual or classroom use.
The goal is to make circuits intuitive and accessible to learners of all ages!
Since 1988, Epilog Laser has worked hard to become the leader in the laser engraving, cutting, and marking industry.
Forest CNC supplies machines for educational training, prototyping, design, and industrial production worldwide.
Gears Educational Systems is a robotics platform that uses hands-on engineering products in middle schools, high schools, and colleges to teach STEM concepts. DEPCO's Gears EdS product line is very robust and uses industry-grade components that are designed and built to last for years in the classroom.
A computer anyone can make. Build apps, learn code, create the future, and it contains a Raspberry Pi 3 inside! Kano is powered by cutting-edge hardware and open-source software. Students develop projects and games using the Scratch language and can also use textual programming techniques using the Python language.
MakerBot believes there's an innovator in everyone. As a global leader in desktop 3D printing, we set the standard in reliability and ease of use by providing effective solutions for every stage of the desktop 3D printing process. From the start, we have also redefined what's possible for makers of all walks by introducing many industry firsts.
Founded in 2009, MakerBot was one of the first companies to make 3D printing accessible and affordable with our first 3D printer, the Cupcake CNC. In 2010, we became the first company to present a 3D printer at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES). Now, 3D printing is its own category there with a myriad of 3D printing companies in attendance each year. After being acquired by Stratasys in 2013, we introduced the first Wi-Fi connected desktop 3D printer in 2014.
Today, we are proud to both serve the largest install base of 3D printers worldwide and run the largest 3D design community in the world.
MINDS-i Robotics engages students in an energizing STEM learning environment with robots that are easy to build, program, and modify. Technologically advanced rovers and drones perform impressive real-world tasks that build excitement for STEM careers.
At Oryx Additive, we understand the additive manufacturing process, the materials used, and how best to maximize your final print.
Whether you desire a cost-effective semi-automated solution for your process, or a lights-out, fully automated system, Oryx has the experience and knowledge to develop streamlined and cost-effective solutions to meet your business’s unique needs.
The RobotLAB team of roboticists, engineers, teachers, and professors developed the RobotLAB BOX, an all-in-one tailored solution featuring the best robots; a STEM curriculum aligned with TEKS, STAAR, and Common Core Standards; and a tablet allowing teachers to control the robots and run exercises and lessons in the palm of their hand without any prior robotics experience.
At RobotLAB, it is their goal to make STEM teaching fun and engaging for teachers and students.
Roland DGA manufactures wide-format inkjet printers and printer/cutters, vinyl cutters, thermal transfer printer/cutters, 3D scanners and milling devices, and engravers. These products have earned Roland DGA a reputation for innovation, quality, and reliability.
STAHLS provides the education, support, and products you need to grow your custom apparel business or instruct your students in graphic communications using heat transfer vinyl and equipment, to full color transfers and more!
Quality CNC equipment designed around the principles of being capable, affordable, compact, expandable and modular, and easy to own. Tormach places an emphasis on these principles when designing and producing their mills, routers, lathes, bandsaws, plasma tables, and pick-and-place robots.
- CAPABLE – Personal CNC mills need to meet established tolerances. Frame rigidity is critical. As the intended audience is prototypers and specialty manufacturers, decreased spindle speed and power are acceptable, but finished part quality needs to be high.
- AFFORDABLE – Breaking barriers to enter the machining arts has given thousands of people access to making over the years. Once again, this machine wouldn't be for the whole world, but many people willingly compromise some of the machine's speed if it means they can own a machine at half the price of a competing mill.
- COMPACT – Tormach's machines would need to plug into standard electrical hookups, so you don't have to shell out money upgrading to three-phase electrical. And they would need to be designed to fit through standard doorways before assembly, so they could be used almost anywhere.
- EXPANDABLE AND MODULAR – Allowing buyers to build an a-la-carte machine gives them flexibility to buy a machine they can afford now, and upgrade it when they can. We would go on to offer performance-enhancing accessories like 4th-axis rotary tables, automatic tool changers, power drawbars, and coolant kits.
- EASY TO OWN – We wouldn't stop offering value once a machine is sold. In order to make this machine truly accessible, it would need to be user-serviceable, from setting it up to performing upgrades to repairs. And when repairs are needed, it's important to offer real machinists to support users through challenges, and that support should be included in the cost of the machine – no more high cost of factory-required technicians. And controller software updates should be inexpensive or free, and simple to install. This would be a rethinking of what it's like to enable ownership.
UltiMaker is a global leader in the 3D printing industry with the mission to accelerate the adoption of additive manufacturing by providing a comprehensive desktop 3D printing ecosystem of hardware, software, and materials. UltiMaker combines two of the leading desktop 3D printing brands – Ultimaker and MakerBot – to advance the availability of accessible and easy-to-use 3D printing solutions for any application, while inspiring the industry to a future state of responsible and sustainable manufacturing.