In a bid to offer high-quality education to its students, Satluj Public School, a private school in Panchkula, Haryana has introduced a 3D printing lab. The 3D printing lab, which the school has opened with Indian 3D printing firm 3Dexter, is a part of the school’s attempt to teach National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) topics to its students and equip them with a developed and progressive curriculum and plans.
The 3D printing lab has been introduced to break the traditional ways of teaching and a perfect epitome of how 3D printing technology can be integrated with schools to enhance students’ learning outcomes.
Above: The Satluj Public School in Panchkula, Haryana/Image Credit: Satluj Public School
Speaking to the Times of India about how 3D printing technology will help enhance learning outcomes of students, Reekrit Serai, Dean of the Satluj Public School, Panchkula said, “3D printing is the way of the future and ours is the first school in India to have its own state-of-the-art 3D printing lab. This revolutionary initiative will change the way teachers teach and students learn and will further enhance learning outcomes.”
“The initiative to introduce a 3D printing lab does away with conventional teaching and holds unprecedented potential in boosting the morale of school students”, Serai added.
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This is just another example of how 3D printing technology is making inroads in the education sector of India. Recently, Bhartiya Skills Development University (BSDU) also signed a MoU with Jaipur-based Aha3D Innovations to help its students manufacture 3D printers for the Indian market. Under the MoU, both BSDU and Aha3D Innovations will work together to build largest 3D printer in India with a building volume of 2.5 X 2.5 X 2.5m at the BSDU campus in addition to several other initiatives.
The recent developments in India show that the adoption of 3D printing technology is increasing across different sectors. It has been largely estimated that 3D printing in India is only going to grow big in the coming years and bring numerous 3D printing business opportunities in India.
In addition, the increasing number of 3D printer manufacturers in the country is only expected to lower the 3D printer prices in India and increase access to the 3D printing technology to a large number of people across the country.
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