It is no secret that 3D printing has numerous applications from Animation, Healthcare, rapid Prototyping and so forth, the possibilities are endless. 3D printing has, and will continue to, provide a means for inventors, innovators, and visionaries to easily fabricate prototypes for designs which they could only depict via 2-dimensional drawings and diagrams in the past. 3D printing will certainly spur on new inventions, simply because inventors now have a way to test out their ideas with tangible models and prototypes.

However what 3D printing seems tailor made for is educational institutions. From Elementary schools to high schools, universities all include many subjects and courses that can see a whole new light from the usage of 3D printing. Elementary schools, junior high schools, and high schools the perfect place to begin really introducing a curriculum based around 3D printing. 3D printing allows for a better mindset for learning where children can make mistakes and keep going. This contributes to their boldness for design, increasing their confidence and imagination