On October 9, 3D Print Expo will hold the first Moscow 3D Printing Academic Competition. It will be organized by the 3D Education Association, which has been integrating three-dimensional technologies into the education process. The competition is a great way to discover smart and talented students.
The Academic Competition will give teachers and students a great opportunity to find out almost everything about 3D printing and scanning technologies, meet the specialists, and learn about the great future of additive technologies.
The competition is open for students of grades 7 to 9 from eight Moscow schools (№2083, №2044, №1788, №1391, №1392, №1375, №949, №2065) and gymnasium named after N.V. Pushkov. These schools were invited as being the most active at the “Integration of innovations into the academic process” seminar, which took place in February on the premises of the school №2083 resource center in Moscow.
The competition will feature three categories: 3D scanning, 3D modeling and 3D printing.
All projects will be evaluated under the following criteria: speed of task execution, accuracy, quality of the result, functionality, relevancy of the idea and design.
The projects will be evaluated by a professional jury, including the President of 3D Education Association Roman Bondarenko, representatives of regional resource centers and partner companies: 3D CON, Junior Skills, FabLab, 3D today, and 3D Print Expo exhibition organizers.
The Academic Competition will take place on the second day of the exhibition, October 9, 10:00 AM – 4:30 PM.
“We’re looking forward to seeing everyone on October 8-10, 2015 at 3D Print Expo.“
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