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DATE / TIME EVENTS / INDUSTRY LOCATION
Mar 05, 2016-
Mar 06, 2016
09:00AM - 04:45PM		Make-A-Thon
At the MAKE you’ll have access to prototyping software from Autodesk and 3D printers along with mentorship support from technical experts to help you co-design and develop your ideas to ultimately demo on Sunday November 15th.		Marin,
Event Description

At the MAKE you’ll have access to prototyping software from Autodesk and 3D printers along with mentorship support from technical experts to help you co-design and develop your ideas to ultimately demo on Sunday November 15th. Participants are encouraged to bring their own raw materials and tools/equipment that they anticipate needing for their projects.  A tools and materials list is available on the website for suggestions of things that will come in handy during the event.

Fee: $0.00

Contact Information
Name: Valery Vue     Email: valery.vue@sonoma.edu
Phone: 707-664-2220

 

      

 

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