The Advantage Base 3 has been designed specifically for the Universal VersaLaser engraver. The dimensions of the unit allow the VersaLaser to fit perfectly onto the extractor, effectively doubling it up as a workstation. The unit is also offered with an onboard air compressor to provide the laser with its air assist requirements and comes complete with extraction hose kit and compressor link up on compressor models.
The Edumatics Corporation contracted with Harris County Department of Education to summarize preliminary data they had collected on student achievement, teacher satisfaction, and teacher and principal testimonials for campuses that had purchased EduSmart Science from January 2008 to May 2009. This EduSmart Science Preliminary report consists of three sections including Schools with EduSmart, Campus Level TAKS, Teacher and Principal Responses, and Highlights/Recommendations. EduSmart and the Texas Education Agency Website provided data for the evaluation.
Since upgrading to the Living with Science II program, teachers in the Brownsville District have reported increases in test scores and have been impressed with how well the program correlates with TEKS and STAAR.
Client Request: Expand Power Generation Education & Research into Renewable Energy Systems
Heliocentris developed a customized technical solution based on the main components of our New Energy Power Supply (NEPS). The standard NEPS platform was appropriate for this custom system as it allowed us to meet BTU Cottbus expectations of having both an industrial and didactic platform.
Graduates of the OCC program receive industry-recognized certification which, according to Sefcovic, let’s potential employers know that these students are fully prepared with the necessary skills to work with robots and automation.
“I believe OCC sets the model for robotic and automation training programs,” said Sefcovic. “It’s not just the technology itself, but how the technology fits into the larger picture.”
“Our education programs are aligned with STEM initiatives to support technical education and career paths,” said Paul Aiello, regional manager, FANUC Certified Education Robot Training (CERT). “We collaborate with industry and education to encourage the development of innovative curriculums based on today’s industry needs. Companies committed to working with CERT training programs are then able to hire locally trained students that have advanced automation skills.”
The University of Applied Sciences Jena is a modern educational institute in every respect. Founded in 1991, and with a student body of nearly 5,000, the university focuses on providing practice-oriented, science-based education. Through cooperation with universities
around Europe and beyond, world-leading industrial and technology companies and industrial research institutes in Jena, the university’s students are enriched by exposure to advanced technology, up to date management and scientific innovation.
If you want to get students excited about new technologies like 3D printing, you have to let them follow their passion — even if that passion is ketchup!
High school seniors Tyler Richards and Jonathan Thompson have spent a lot of time thinking about ketchup.
As students in the Project Lead the Way program at North Liberty High School, Richards and Thompson have researched and developed a bottle cap that prevents that first squirt of ketchup from being a watery mess.
Utilizing 3D printing in your school or lab will enable your students to rapidly prototype their models. With a 3D printer students can quickly fabricate physical models using three-dimensional computer aided design data. Rapid prototyping allows students to turn innovative ideas into physical parts for testing design, fit and function! Click here to learn more about rapid prototyping!
View our line of Stratasys 3D Printers. Tech-Labs is proud to offer a wide selection of 3D printers to meet your needs. We offer printers from both the Objet Connex and Eden Design Series line as well as Fortus Production Series 3D printers.
You may also schedule a visit to or request a part from 3D Design Lab to see for yourself what 3D printing can do for your school.
The MINDS-i competition program is designed to develop skills in problem solving, mechanical engineering, electronics engineering and programming. Kids and instructors participated to find new levels of passion and enthusiasm for robotics and technology based careers.
Student teams solved various applied learning challenges and competed in a number of hands-on robotics categories.
Challenge #1: Approaching the Mineshaft Opening
Teams navigate the corridor leading up to the mineshaft opening autonomously (hands-free).
Challenge #2: Entering the Mineshaft
Teams use an array of IR lights along the ceiling of the mineshaft to autonomously navigate (hands-free) the first portion of the mineshaft.
Challenge #3: Gaining Access to Trapped Mineshaft Worker
Teams carefully dismantle the brick-wall trapping the worker; using a robotic arm of their own design.
Challenge #4: Acquiring the Mineshaft Worker
Teams acquire the worker.
Challenge #5: Rescuing Mineshaft Worker
Teams navigate through a series of treacherous pathways containing various obstacles, while keeping their mineshaft worker safe.
The kits are all made out of the same basic pieces, with helpful step by step instructions. The MINDS-i platform consists of simple beams and connectors that lock together to make a durable chassis.
Even before transportation designers join the world's leading automotive companies, as students they're already leveraging 3D printing to test their innovative concepts.
Based in Pasadena, California, the prestigious Art Center College of Design features a Transportation Design program whose alumni you'll find in virtually every major transportation design house - from Porsche and BMW to Ford and Toyota.
Join the school's Director of Rapid Prototyping and Model Shops, David Cawley, as he explains how their Objet 3D Printer from Stratasys is helping students turn their cutting edge ideas into fine-featured, realistic 5th scale models. The students routinely meet with top transportation designers from all over the world, including Jaguar. As you'll see -- turns out that the Jaguar XR was almost entirely developed using 3D printing!
This is the only 3D printer of its kind in the world able to create complex assemblies made of moving parts - each of which is printed in a different material.
These personalized iPhone cases, designed by Danny Tasmakis (http://grabcad.com/danny.tasmakis) were 3D printed on an Objet Connex 500 multi-material 3D printer and feature moving inter-locking gear wheels! This is the only 3D printer of its kind in the world able to create complex assemblies made of moving parts - each of which is printed in a different material. In this video, you see a small selection from among the total Stratasys range of 107 materials, including transparent, black, transparent with patterned dots and grid lines, white and various composite grey/blue shades.
sciTEX learning is a provider of on-line course-based supplemental science instructional materials for Elementary, Middle School and High School Science for Texas Schools. These materials are provided to meet the requirements of the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS).
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The Advantage Base Z has been designed specifically for the new Epilog Zing laser engraver. The dimensions of the unit allow the Zing to fit perfectly onto the extractor.
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The AD GoldSEAL RS is a dust extraction system designed for the jewelry industry that recovers and collects precious metals.
The metal particles are collected in an easy to remove tray and the HEPA filter can be incinerated to reveal the precious metal collected in the filtration process.
Automatic Flow Control allows the user to preset correct air flow rates, for lower noise levels and allow further protection of the HEPA filter.
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The AD Universal fume extraction and filtration system has been designed to provide cost-effective solutions for light to medium duty applications. These compact systems are ideal for small-scale industrial environments and light laser coding applications. -
High school students are destined to become knowledge workers, regardless of whatever specific career choice they make. Engineering and technology offer some of the most rewarding career opportunities possible! Amatrol’s high school programs are designed to engage students who demand a high degree of interactivity and challenge to keep them interested and learning. All of our high school programs articulate to colleges for up to 18 credit hours.
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Item Number:890-PEC-BThe model 890-PEC-B Programmable Controller Troubleshooting Learning System teaches programming and troubleshooting of programmable controllers and their use in industrial, commercial, and residential applications. The 890-PEC-B System teaches PLC troubleshooting like no other product by providing a hands-on learning station that models real world PLC-controlled machines with up to 40 faults that can be inserted into the system. -
Amatrol’s fluid power training systems are the best in the industry. Our learning programs are developed in partnership with industry and education to ensure that the skills are on target to support modern industry needs. -
Amatrol’s mechanical training systems are the best in the industry. The learning programs were developed in partnership with industry and education to insure that the skills are on target to support modern industry needs. -
Amatrol’s High School Learning Systems create the need for students to want to learn math and science – they can’t interact with the exciting technology without it. Learning is interactive and challenging, keeping them engaged and wanting to do more. The math and science so desperately needed for 80% of jobs today is a natural outcome. -
Item Number:BH-85Each Basic Hydraulics training system features standard industrial grade components. This attention to quality gives students experience they would normally only get on-the-job by helping them recognize industrial components and how to troubleshoot them more effectively. Components included with Basic Hydraulics are pre-mounted on circuit panels with silk-screened labels next to each, which facilitates ease of use and identification.
