Prototyping Hardware Products using Computer Aided Design and 3D Printing
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Join the REC and Raj Pabari as we explore how to prototype hardware products using computer-aided design and 3D printing!
About this event
About the Presenter:
Raj Pabari caught the entrepreneurship bug when he was ten years old. His first company was called iTutor and I taught senior citizens how to use their Apple devices. He identified a gap in the market, shared my skills, and earned $20 on his first day. Raj has been hooked ever since.
"These days, I'm a social entrepreneur who believes every venture is an opportunity to serve a broader purpose. I'm a driven, inquisitive, outgoing self-starter with a passion for learning and inventing. I find unique solutions to real-world problems and have innovated in various fields including portable charging, peer-to-peer tutoring, biotechnology, online education, and water leak detectors. "- Raj Pabari
Summary:
Learn how to take your hardware product from a scribble on the back of a napkin to a tangible product you can hold in your hands. Utilizing computer aided design (CAD) software and 3D printing technology, the possibilities of physical prototyping are endless.
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