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3D printing

Osm Photo - 11/03/2024 - Repro Free - Osric Cooke, Laoibhse Hayes, Gary Bennett, Chloe Walsh, Ballinacarriga National School, Pictured At The Announcement That Ballinacarriga Ns And Drinagh Ns In Dunmanway Were Named Among The Winners Of 'Manufacturing A Healthy Future' – A 3D Printing Design Challenge. The Competition Was Initiated By I-Form, The Sfi Research Centre For Advanced Manufacturing, And Stryker. The Project, Supported By The European Institute Of Innovation And Technology - Manufacturing, Challenged Young Pupils To Use 3D Printing To Give A 'Second Life' Or A 'Life Extension' To Something That Might Otherwise Be Thrown Away. Students From Ballinacarriga Ns Designed A Solution To Extend The Life Of Their Classroom Chairs; While Students From Drinagh Ns Brought Old Puzzle Games Back To Life By 3D Printing The Missing Pieces. Picture: Michael O'sullivan /Osm Photo

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Cork schools take top prizes in national 3D printing challenge

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