Documented talk
Computer Engineering audience
The source record describes a talk for graduating Computer Engineering students at PUP Beyond Binary.
Documented practice
3D printing and prototyping at PUP.
A practical session connecting current 3D printing methods to medical, research, electronics, and manufacturing examples.
2024-06-07 · PUP Beyond Binary · Manila
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Start with the technology
Review what current 3D printing methods make possible for prototypes and products.
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