Divergent 3D Bringing Innovative Technology To Students

These students are the faces of the future!

3D-printed supercar Blade is getting ready to meet students at Lennox Academy.

Mel Lindstrom

Lennox Academy invited Divergent 3D CEO Kevin Czinger and VP of Structural Engineering Tonio Martinez to speak with 200 students in the STEM program. The CEO and VP explained how a new technology base, coupled with 3D printing, has the potential to create a new world: “one with smarter, cleaner, and far more innovative products” which can improve our planet’s sustainability for future generations.

By the look on the students' faces, we know Blade has arrived.

CEO Kevin Czinger tells the STEM students about the various factors of Blade's interior and exterior.

The next generation of "divergent thinkers" are checking out Blade and all its 3D components.

Having printed 3D plastic models in engineering classes, the students were in awe to see a car-size application of 3D-printed technology. The students were able to bear witness to what is achievable!

These wouldn't be true millennials if they didn't pull out their phones and snap some pics for the gram.

What we can imagine today is well within the realm of possibility tomorrow!

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11:47 PM - 22 Jun 2016