The Make:able 2026 finalists have been announced. Explore this year’s shortlist of assistive technology projects from around the world.

We surveyed 168 schools to discover the most popular 3D printer brands, models, and classroom setups being used in 2026.

Meet the Make:able 2026 judging panel and how submissions will be reviewed and shortlisted.

Discover the 2026 Make:able Challenge prizes and see which 3D printer is being awarded across all categories.

Our refreshed Designing for 3D Printing course focuses on the core principles of FFF printing, using real examples, test models, and a practical approach to help you design with confidence.

Design a custom 3D printed storage organiser in Tinkercad or Autodesk Fusion, engineered around real objects and real spaces.

Take a deep dive inside the MakerTrack course and discover how to move from solderless circuit experiments to fully designed 3D printed products.

Discover the Make:able Challenge, a global design initiative using 3D design and 3D printing to create assistive solutions for real people. Here are seven reasons to take part.