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An additive manufacturing workshop at UE.

An introductory workshop that connected 3D printing to collaborative engineering, manufacturing, research, and creative practice.

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2024-05-11 · UE-ARMS · University of the East · Manila

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More than 60 participants

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Introduce the process

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