Two hundred 3D laboratories for Moscow Region schools
Thousands of school students near Moscow this year will finally forget how to do something with their own hands will come to classes equipped with full-fledged 3D laboratories, including 3D printers, scanners, electronic boards and much more: at the end of last year, the Moscow Region Government held the first in Russia tender for the purchase of 3D-equipment for schools. One of the suppliers of the system-consolidator company that won the tender is Fabbers , in whose blog you are reading this news.
Presentation of a 3D printer in the youth academy
A total of 200 mini-laboratories were purchased, including 3D-printers + 3D-scanners, computers, CNC-machines, interactive boards (on one such Putin drew a cat ), software - only 700 million rubles.
Already in December - early January, equipment was delivered to schools, but laboratory equipment took time. In September, students from 200 schools near Moscow will go to classes with full-fledged 3D laboratories.
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Fabbers has supplied a Leapfrog Creatr 2H 3D printer for laboratories, a GOTCHA 3D scanner, and consumables - a thread for printers, etc.
3D printer Leapfrog Creatr 2H . Two extruders allow printing at once in two colors and two consumables with 1.75 mm each at a speed of 200 mm / s and an error of no more than 0.05 mm. The dimensions of the printed object up to 230x270x200 mm - you can print a frog in natural size. The size of the printer itself is 500x600x500 mm, and it weighs 32 kg. In stores, this thing costs 125,964 p .
3D-scanner GOTCHA produced by the Belgian company 4D Dynamics , designed to scan objects up to 10 cm with a resolution of 0.5 mm. Due to its ease of management it is recommended for educational institutions. Take yourself home the same can be for 61 164 p .
And for those who have found workbenches in schools, I suggest dreaming: what would you do in 3D printing lessons if you had 3D printers in your school?
Presentation of a 3D printer in the youth academy
A total of 200 mini-laboratories were purchased, including 3D-printers + 3D-scanners, computers, CNC-machines, interactive boards (on one such Putin drew a cat ), software - only 700 million rubles.
Already in December - early January, equipment was delivered to schools, but laboratory equipment took time. In September, students from 200 schools near Moscow will go to classes with full-fledged 3D laboratories.
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What students will get:
Fabbers has supplied a Leapfrog Creatr 2H 3D printer for laboratories, a GOTCHA 3D scanner, and consumables - a thread for printers, etc.
3D printer Leapfrog Creatr 2H . Two extruders allow printing at once in two colors and two consumables with 1.75 mm each at a speed of 200 mm / s and an error of no more than 0.05 mm. The dimensions of the printed object up to 230x270x200 mm - you can print a frog in natural size. The size of the printer itself is 500x600x500 mm, and it weighs 32 kg. In stores, this thing costs 125,964 p .
3D-scanner GOTCHA produced by the Belgian company 4D Dynamics , designed to scan objects up to 10 cm with a resolution of 0.5 mm. Due to its ease of management it is recommended for educational institutions. Take yourself home the same can be for 61 164 p .
And for those who have found workbenches in schools, I suggest dreaming: what would you do in 3D printing lessons if you had 3D printers in your school?
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/233841/
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