ABB, Inc.
To help equip the engineers of tomorrow with the skills needed for a robotic future, ABB is offering schools and colleges a new robotic package, designed to demonstrate and teach real-life programming concepts in the classroom.
Utilizing the same technology used throughout industry, ABB’s educational package gives students hands-on experience and an opportunity to learn the skills needed for effective management of modern robotic manufacturing systems.
BOSSLASER
BOSSLASER™ offers hobbyists, businesses and educational institutions quality CO2 laser cutter and engraver systems.
camInstructor
CamInstructor Training Guides provide you with the necessary information to learn Mastercam,CNC Programming andSolidWorks quickly and efficiently.
De Lorenzo
DE LORENZO USA manufactures technical training equipment for secondary & post-secondary schools along with military and corporate training centers. Subjects include Automation, Electric Machines, Power Electronics, Renewable Energy including Smart Grid, STEM Programs and much more. We are part of the De Lorenzo Group providing industrial education worldwide since 1951
eduFACTOR
Edge Factor produces new media that tell stories of innovative manufacturing teams working together to design and build incredible products that impact lives. Edge Factor makes the manufacturers the heroes, and engineers the rockstars.
eduFACTOR kits are packed with media rich teaching and marketing resources based on the inspiring, high impact Edge Factor productions.
EMCO Group
EMCO Group offers a wide range of modular products for maximum customer benefits. Under the umbrella of the EMCO Group, EMCO develops and produces customized Traveling-column and portal milling machines with a wide range milling head programs and other diverse options. EMCO offers ideal CNC training products through machines, software, and courseware.
Epilog Lasers
Epilog has been developing cutting edge laser technology longer than anyone else.
Forest Scientific
Forest Scientific Corporation supplies machines for educational training, prototyping, design, and industrial production worldwide.
Fortus
Fortus 3D Production Systems allow for the flexibility to produce thermoplastic parts with the strength, resilience, precision, and functionality of traditionally manufactured parts without machining or tooling.
MakerBot
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.
Mastercam
Mastercam offers solutions for designers and NC programmers involved in milling, turning, wire EDM, router programming, plasma cutting, lasers, and 3D design and drafting. CNC Software's customers range from one-person job shops to Fortune 100 manufacturers.
Miller - Welding Products
Miller welding education systems help weld students build skills and confidence, keeping them fully engaged and delivering immediate feedback. Using the Miller® AugmentedArc™ augmented reality welding system in the classroom, beginner and intermediate-level students can experience the most realistic multiprocess welding simulation available.
Mojo
The Mojo 3D Printer allows designers to create real-world concept models, rapid prototypes, and product mockups and immediately check them for design flaws. Mojo 3D Printers use ABSplus thermoplastic to generate models that stand up to testing in their intended environment.
NextEngine
The NextEngine 3D Scanner captures full-color objects using multi-laser precision. After an object is scanned, designers can transfer the scanned object to various formats, including: STL, OBJ, VRML, and XYZ. Scanned models can also be exported to various design software.
Objet
Objet is a business unit of Stratasys Ltd., a leading manufacturer of 3D printing. Objet Design Series 3D Printers are most often used by design engineers who are tasked with testing a product’s design.
SawStop
SawStop saws are advanced saws that are equipped with a safety system that detects when someone accidentally contacts the spinning saw blade, and then stops the blade in milliseconds.
SMC International Training
SMC Corporation is world leader in producing and supplying automation and pneumatic components, with over 50 years experience, working in over 75 countries.
Taking industry's needs as their benchmark, SMC Training's products target universities, vocational training centres and technical training centres, plus major companies who provide their own training internally.
SolidWorks
SolidWorks is the leader in 3D CAD technology, empowering product design teams with intuitive, high performance software that is easy to use.