PrintLab, Autodesk and partners launch the 2023 Make:able 3D printing and assistive technology design challenge.

Thousands of students and makers participated in make:able to design assistive devices for people in their local communities. This is their story.

Check out the winners of the 2022 make:able challenge, where hundreds of teams 3D printed assistive devices for people in their local communities.

Introducing the make:able challenge judging panel – a creative group of experts from Autodesk, Microsoft, Pearson, Prusa Research and more.

Here are the finalists for the 2022 make:able 3D printing and assistive technology challenge, brought to you by PrintLab, Autodesk and partners

We asked our community of pioneer teachers what books, podcasts and YouTube channels they rely on for professional development. Check them out below

Patrick Benfield from Magellan International School talks about his experience with Tinkercad and PrintLab’s Urban Installation project.

In this year’s make:able 3D printing and assistive technology challenge, we have an amazing range of prizes worth over $12,500. Check them out here.