After the success of the first make:able challenge hosted by PrintLab and Autodesk, we are delighted to announce some key information for make:able v2

PrintLab and Autodesk have released a showcase of the make:able challenge – a 3D printing and assistive technology design challenge for students.

Students at Plymouth South Middle School participated in the make:able challenge to design assistive devices in Tinkercad for people with disabilities

Here are the winners of the 2021 make:able assistive technology and 3D printing challenge, hosted by PrintLab, Autodesk and partners.

Today we’re delighted to be introducing you to the judging panel, who will be voting for their favourite solutions from the make:able challenge.

Submissions for the make:able assistive technology challenge hosted by PrintLab and Autodesk are in! Check out the shortlist of finalists.

In this blog, we share 3 design thinking methods used by students at The Prince of Wales Island International School in Malaysia.

Dave Gaylord, VP of Product and Technology at MatterHackers, shares his top 5 tips for people designing assistive devices with 3D printing