Stratasys today announced the company is officially kicking off its 2018 Extreme Redesign 3D Printing Challenge with a "call-for-entries." Entering its 14th year, the contest is widely recognized as the premier event to highlight excellence in 3D printed design from student innovators.
Leveraging the power of 3D printing, students around the world now have the opportunity to redesign an existing product, create a new product that improves how tasks are accomplished, or design an original work of art or architecture. This year's contest is fully supported by the GrabCAD community - the world's largest online collaborative environment supporting designers, engineers and manufacturers.
"Since its inception, the Stratasys Extreme Redesign 3D Printing Challenge has awarded more than $150,000 in scholarships to some of the world's top student innovators. We're proud to continue this tradition, offering new entrants the opportunity to learn, innovate, and grow leveraging 3D printing technology," said Gina Scala, Director of Marketing, Global Education, Stratasys. "We greatly look forward to seeing what this year's group of entries can design and innovate."
For more information and contest rules - or to become part of this year's exciting event - visit the Extreme Redesign Page on the Stratasys Website.
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