Bigrep in Education
3D printing in education allows interdisciplinary teaching and the realisation of projects with solid results. Large-format 3D printing systems by Bigrep enable materialising ideas and projects in real scale.
3D printing is a powerful tool in Education
3D printing is already used in many schools and universities, enabling students to gain hands-on experience turning ideas into solid parts. A Bigrep 3D printer is a perfect machine to support students with projects in a cost-effective way and it allows researchers to test and iterate faster. In March 2022 we installed the seventh Bigrep at an University in ANZ.
The ability to create three-dimensional objects is an essential learning tool in today’s universities. Helping students to conceive, explain and understand complicated concepts. A Bigrep 3D printer is a valuable resource across all university departments from geography, industrial design to engineering and any departments dedicated to exploring new ideas applied to the real world.
STUDIO G2 at Western Sydney Uni MakerSpace 6|HSL
Bike faring printed at the University of Adelaide
Two Bigrep ONE systems at UTS Protospace
STUDIO G2 at Western Sydney Uni MakerSpace 6|HSL
BigRep 3D printers enable students, lecturers and researchers to print their prototypes and models cost-effective in full scale.
From the factory to the lab or workshop, our printers can be installed in any working or learning environment. The BigRep ONE has a one-meter cubic volume for large-scale 3D printing and an open format to allow numerous users to observe the printing processes. The BigRep STUDIO G2 is a fast and powerful 3D printer, which is lighter and more compacter than its bigger sibling. They are both very easy to operate and allow affordable large-scale 3D printing.
The BigRep PRO combines the highest print speeds with an open material environment, ideal for experimenting and researching with different materials.
“People are really amazed by the things they can do with the BigRep, because now they have the possibility to create prototypes without scaling them down, so they can prototypes in real life which is an amazing opportunity for them.” – Markus Lahr, Ph.D. candidate & FabLab Manager at the TH Wildau
With seven Bigrep systems (2022) at five Universities in Australia and New Zealand, Bigrep has become the go-to supplier for large-format 3D printers. Features like the license-free build preparation software 'Blade', the open material architecture, and low maintenance requirements, are making Bigrep an easy choice for Universities as the industry. Contact us for more information and pricing.