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CULTURAL,CREATIVE,SCIENCE AND EDUCATION

Cultural,Creative,Science and Education

In the field of cultural creation, science and education, three-dimensional digitization and 3D printing technology closely link culture and technology, and drive innovation and development in both directions. They have demonstrated a strong influence in cultural relics protection, artwork innovation, and educational practice. Specifically, three-dimensional digitization and 3D printing technology help digital protection and restoration of cultural relics, realize virtual display, give birth to customized derivatives, break through the limitations of traditional manufacturing, and enhance the innovation of artworks and market diversity. In educational applications, it is integrated into the teaching process. Students use computer software to design products and use 3D printers to produce finished products, so that the creation of the virtual world and the physical objects in the real world can be seamlessly connected, and innovative thinking, practical operation, problem solving and teamwork skills can be exercised, and scientific and technological literacy and craftsmanship can be improved.

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Cultural and creative applications:

1. Cultural relics protection and reproduction: 3D printing technology realizes accurate digitization and low-cost reproduction of cultural relics, and produces fine replicas for learning, research and display.

2. Art creation: Artists use design software combined with 3D printing to conveniently and flexibly realize complex creativity and broaden the boundaries of artistic expression.

3. Personalized customization: 3D printing caters to the personalized needs of the cultural and entertainment fields, and produces unique souvenirs and personalized items.

4. Exhibition design and interaction: 3D printed exhibits enhance the interactivity of the exhibition and deepen the audience's perception and understanding of the theme.

Science and education applications:

1. Experimental model production: 3D printing quickly and accurately produces teaching models such as biology, geology, and engineering, providing intuitive teaching tools to help students understand complex knowledge and internal structures.

2. Innovation projects and competition support: Students use 3D printing to transform design concepts into physical prototypes (products, robots, devices), and cultivate innovative thinking and practical ability.

3. Interdisciplinary integrated teaching: 3D printing integrates mathematics, physics, engineering, and art knowledge, such as mathematical modeling printing to feel the beauty of mathematics, and designing and printing sculptures to achieve the intersection of art and technology.

4. STEM/STEAM education: 3D printing improves students' engineering design, computational thinking and problem-solving abilities under the STEM/STEAM framework through the design-modeling-printing-testing-iteration process.

5. Personalized teaching resources: Teachers customize printed teaching aids and auxiliary equipment, and even make adaptive learning tools for students with special needs to achieve personalized matching and optimization of educational resources.

6. Skill training and career preparation: Schools introduce 3D printing technology training to cultivate students' modern manufacturing skills and lay the foundation for future employment or further study (such as architectural design, industrial design, and medical device manufacturing).

7. Scientific research assistance: In higher education and scientific research institutions, 3D printing quickly produces experimental equipment components, customized devices, microfluidic chips, etc., accelerating the scientific research process, especially in materials science, bioengineering, aerospace and other fields.

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