Demonstrative 3D-Printing Storybooks

'LEO the Maker Prince' Explains & Shows 3D-Printing to Kids

'LEO the Maker Prince' is the title of Carla Diana’s children’s book, that teaches kids about 3D-printing. The story tells the tale of Carla, who ended up becoming an accountant instead of following her dreams to become an artist. This all changes when she meets LEO, the Maker Prince, who is a 3D-printing robot.

Of course one of the best ways to get a grasp on 3D-printing is to actually make something and one of the huge selling points of this story is that its characters can be downloaded and 3D-printed.

In addition to Carla and LEO, other objects from the story can be printed as well, including toy instruments, shoes and hamster houses. The book is a fantastic way to educate kids about 3D printing, since it blends reading with an actual demonstration and encourages play.
Trend Themes
1. 3d-printing Education - The development of other educational books or tools for children using 3D-printing technology can disrupt traditional teaching methods and open new markets for businesses in education.
2. 3d-printed Toys - Manufacturers can explore the potential of creating 3D printed toys to enhance children's playtime, potentially disrupting traditional toy manufacturing industries.
3. Interactive Storytelling - The integration of technology and storytelling can disrupt traditional book publishing and open new opportunities for businesses in the entertainment industry.
Industry Implications
1. Education - Developing 3D-printing educational tools and materials for children can innovatively transform education and open a new market for manufacturers and education consultants.
2. Toy Manufacturing - Incorporating 3D-printing technology in the production of toys can revolutionize traditional methods, making manufacturing faster, cost-effective and more customizable.
3. Publishing - Introducing technology to storytelling can create avenues for innovation in e-books and apps, potentially allowing for interactive and personalized reading experiences disrupting the traditional publishing industry.

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