PrintLab and Autodesk have today launched the second iteration of their yearly assistive technology and 3D printing design challenge – make:able.

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.

In today’s blog we invited STEM teacher, Becky Wynne, to share her experiences with a recent PrintLab 3D printing project called ‘Project Upcycle’.

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.