Students from Orangewood Christian School used the Micro:bit, Tinkercad, and 3D printing to create Bluetooth switch access devices for people with disabilities.

Introducing BoxBot B-01 – the first in a series of print-in-place robot figurines that fold up into cubes.

In this video, we share our top tips for designing impactful and effective 3D printed assistive technology.

Apply to become a PrintLab Teacher Pioneer and enjoy free access to our 3D printing curriculum.

Say hello to Pinchee – a fully 3D-printable, 2-player dexterity game where players pinch their bird to stack twigs on a cheerful elephant. Download and 3D print yours for free!

Teacher Dana McGee recently hosted a Tech Camp where 48 students used Tinkercad and 3D printing to make accessible tactile tangram puzzles.

Today we are launching our new 3D printing digital badge certifications along with several platform updates.

PrintLab and Autodesk welcome you to the 2025 Make:able Challenge! This year, we have several new updates, including an interactive workbook.