Roland shows UV printing alongside 3D printing in STEAM education
Roland DG’s EDIX report shows a Hiroshima school using BD-8 UV printing with laser cutting and 3D printing.
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The May exhibition included student acrylic projects and live keychain printing. Roland’s June report describes a joint appearance with the school and Digital Fabrication Association.
Key facts
- The school combines BD-8 with laser cutters and 3D printers.
- Live output used keychain designs created by students.
Context
Students can connect shape-making and color application in one project. It offers a useful example of planning a workflow around the finished object.
