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3D Printing has the potential to revolutionise the way we create physical objects. The technology is making headway into a number of industries and is the future of prototyping. 3Dexter envisions this technology to be at the core of higher education and an enabler of innovation. We at 3Dexter undertake the responsibility to assist educational institutions to develop 3D Modelling and Printing as a skill in young minds through curriculum-based setup.

assembly robots & Robotics is a very diverse field that holds enormous potential for creating the future. Throughout history, we have assumed that robots will one day mimic human behaviour and manage tasks in a man-like fashion. Today, robotics is growing rapidly as technological advances continue; researching, designing new robots serve various practical purposes whether domestically, commercially, or militarily. However, roboticists today are busy exploring the wonders of 3D printing, with which they can design and print their own parts and shells with free design tools and increasingly affordable 3D printers.

3d printing training course for college students in India can be a great start since it will provide them with the liberty to express themselves in the language of 3D printed objects. When an art student at the G.D Goenka University, Gurgaon wanted to bring her vision of a futuristic animal to life last semester, she didn’t draw, paint, or sculpt it. She printed it—in three dimensions—using a machine that rendered her design from the powdered bone. That is the power of creativity! Something that only this technology can unfold. Not merely engineers or science majors, but every student in any subject can use this technology to hisher aid. Some proponents argue that nearly every discipline could benefit from the ability to easily create objects from customized designs.