3D Printing for Education
Raise3D partners with teachers and students at all levels, providing the technology and know-how needed to prepare students for the workplaces of the future.
Raise3D partners with teachers and students at all levels, providing the technology and know-how needed to prepare students for the workplaces of the future.
Print carbon fiber-reinforced materials with high precision for strong, lightweight robotic parts ideal for advanced competitive robotics teams.
Large-scale 3D printing with our Pro3 Plus (print bed of 12” x 12” x 24”) enables life-sized models and custom printed lab equipment.
3D printing can bring highly detailed designs to life, including set pieces, costumes, building designs and art installations, allowing students to explore new dimensions of visual expression with a wide variety of materials.
Rapid prototyping and the ability to create complex, custom fabrications pave the way for groundbreaking discoveries in higher education.
Using Hyper FFF® technology, students can rapidly iterate and refine actual prototypes to test functionality and feasibility of their own designs.
Students can learn how to bring a product from concept to design to finished print using professional-grade equipment.
Learn how a California high school used Raise3D to bring CAD, Engineering, and Robotics subjects to life for their students.
Foothill High School
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The recommended 3D printing filament for beginners
Reliable and versatile rigid filament
Fast iteration for general purpose prototyping
Ideal for applications that require strength and toughness
Rigid engineering end-use parts
Highly transparent and easy-to-use resin
High impact, high elongation resin
High-strength photoplastic
Rigid resin with superior stiffness and temperature resistance
Ceramic-filled resin with exceptionally high stiffness and temperature resistance