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Schools put 3D printing to work in education Karmen, a Czech company, is helping with that

Aug. 5, 2020, 1:06 p.m.

Putting 3D printing to work in education isn’t just for technical universities anymore. Many secondary schools, high schools and vocational schools have at least one 3D printer. They give their students an advantage at a time when the popularity of additive manufacturing – and its enjoyment – are constantly growing in design and industry. 3D printing is a part of education either as a specialized subject, a supplement to other subjects, or in the form of after school activities. The Třebešín Secondary Technical School is a good example.