Science 0 Festival: SMU scientists held master classes for schoolchildren and students

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On October 10, master classes for schoolchildren and students were held at the State University of Management as part of the activities of the Student Design Bureau "Innovative Solutions" in conjunction with the International Festival "Science 0".

The training in "3D scanning" and "Prototyping and 3D printing" was conducted by Vladimir Filatov, a leading researcher at the Reverse Engineering Laboratory at the State University of Management and Culture, and Ilya Nefelov, a researcher at the Reverse Engineering Laboratory.

During a 3D scanning workshop, middle school students and their parents learned about scanners for creating 3D models of real-world objects in various fields and went through all the stages of 3D scanning, from equipment preparation and calibration to creating a digital model of the object. Participants tried their hand at scanning a real part and competed in the accuracy of their resulting models.

At an event dedicated to prototyping and 3D printing, students from the Institute of Industrial Management learned about modern technologies for creating prototypes and the nuances of the prototyping process. Participants learned about the specifics of preparing a prototype for printing, the materials used, and the use of finished parts in production.

The popular science workshops were timed to coincide with the International Science Festival "Science 0," which took place from October 10-12 and celebrated its twentieth anniversary this year. The festival is one of the key events of the Decade of Science and Technology of the Russian Federation.

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