Stryker promotes 3D printing skills in primary schools
Five primary schools across Ireland rise to 3D printing design challenge aiming to foster STEM skills in classrooms
Students of Our Lady's Abbey, Adare, among the winning schools in a national 3D printing competition supported by Stryker, with Conor Tolan, vice president, manufacturing, at Stryker. Photo:Â Clare Keogh
Five primary schools from across Ireland have emerged as winners of ‘Manufacturing a Healthy Future,’ a 3D printing design challenge which aims to foster STEM skills in classrooms.
MedTech company Stryker has run the primary school programme since 2021, in conjunction with I-Form Research Ireland Centre for Advanced Manufacturing, equipping teachers with 3D printing skills and tools to introduce manufacturing technology in classrooms.
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