There's a lot that 3D printing software can do, but it helps to have the knowledge and skills to really push the capabilities of this technology to the next level. As this technology develops with the bright minds of the next generation, there's i3D Creatives, a 3D design education system that introduces kids between the age of 8 and 15 to the world of 3D printing.
The platform includes multiple lessons that will equip kids with the skills to design objects with the help of computer software. Part of the appeal of this platform is that kids are able to proceed at their own pace, but it's exciting that they will get to create items of their own design. As well as being a great introduction to the world of 3D printing, when shaping modules for rockets and airplanes, kids also pick up an understanding of other topics like flight and aerodynamics.
What's Driving This Trend
- 3D Design Education
- Opportunity to develop educational platforms that teach kids 3D design and printing skills.
- Personalized Learning
- Opportunity to create platforms that allow kids to learn at their own pace.
- Interdisciplinary Learning
- Opportunity to integrate other subjects like flight and aerodynamics into educational platforms.
Who This Affects Most
- Education Technology
- Opportunity for EdTech companies to develop 3D design and printing educational platforms.
- Toy and Game Industry
- Opportunity for the toy and game industry to create educational products that combine 3D design and printing.
- Aerospace and Aviation
- Opportunity for aerospace and aviation companies to contribute to educational platforms that teach flight and aerodynamics alongside 3D design and printing.
