Do you want a Techlab in your educational center?

Techlabs are free technology workshops for secondary schools where students learn science and technology using real-world tools like 3D printers.

Imagine a space where students not only learn science and technology, but also use it to improve their environment.

Using cutting-edge digital manufacturing equipment (such as 3D printers), teachers will be able to easily and dynamically incorporate 3D into their students’ training, and students will delve into the exciting world of science, developing fundamental skills for their academic and professional future.

Do you want information about Techlabs? Contact us and we will answer all your questions by email or if you are interested we can hold a face-to-face or virtual meeting to better explain the entire process of implementing the Techlabs.

If you are looking to bring 3D technology to the classroom through a technological laboratory with equipment, teacher training and technical support, we encourage you to request a Techlab at your center.

We review all applications and select participating centers based on stipulated objective evaluation criteria.

We will contact the selected centers to begin preparations.

We formalized the agreement to ensure the commitment and organization of the Techlab.

Our team will come to install the 3D equipment in your center or will send you all the equipment (depending on the country you are).

Let the transformation begin!

We will offer training and advice for teachers. We offer teachers specific training for the implementation of Techlabs with the methodology created, as well as proposals for training programs for STEM subjects that will help them in their classes. 

We have created an online advisory service that directly connects teachers, heads of department, and school leaders with scientific experts in STEM education. The goal is to support schools in the implementation of Techlabs, dynamic learning spaces where 3D printing becomes a tool to experiment, create, and understand science in a hands-on way. Through this service, educators can address methodological questions, receive innovative activity proposals, and adapt content to their students’ needs, fostering a more engaging, participatory, and accessible approach to science teaching.