During the Open House at the Cluny campus, students from the Ulis program at Lugny Middle School and students from Georges-Brassens School in Mâcon, as well as schoolchildren from Sancé and La Vineuse, were able to visit the workshops and record their creations on video.
All creations were printed using a 3D printer, on site in their classrooms, and funded by the European EIT Manufacturing project. The students were coached by a pair of students from the Grande Ecole Program at the Cluny campus in the planning, design, and manufacture of a prototype.
In terms of:
- Extend the life of an item in their kit: an extension for a pencil that is too short for their fingers or a case to protect the eraser.
- To give a second life to objects that are too quickly thrown away by transforming them into hourglasses.
- Improve their work tools: by transforming a simple ruler into a set square.
Congratulations to these budding engineers!
Please note that
The students of École Jean de la Fontaine in Sancé, who won the silver medal in the Learning category.