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Embarking on a journey to learn how to create increasingly complex
projects inevitably involves seeking inspiration and guidance from the
vast community of makers who consistently contribute with new ideas and

projects, often detailed with step-by-step tutorials. In this regard, we mention an
important online resource, namely the "project hub" of the Arduino community.

Arduino Project HUB More complex projects with
microcontrollers

3.4 3D Modelling and Printing (4 hours)

Learning Objectives
• Build STEM Proficiency, promoting creativity
• Outline the basics of 3D modelling and printing.
• Create 3D models using various proficiency levels.

Understanding 3D modelling and printing
3D modelling is a computer graphics procedure in which specialised software is

used to generate a mathematical representation of a three-dimensional object or
shape.

A 3D model is the digital representation of a physical object, and it is used across
numerous industries. Applications and software for 3D modelling are employed
in numerous fields, including architecture, construction, product development,

science, medicine, film, television, and video games, in order to stimulate, render,
and visualise graphic designs.

The fundamentals of 3D modelling work are associated with specialised
terminology.

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