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37. TEC unveils RapManUSA - Rapid Prototyping & Rapid Manufacturing machine for Educators for $1,495

Concord, NH - Technology Education Concepts (TEC) - a provider of 3D Engineering projects and resources to the Education industry. Today announced the unveiling of the RapManUSA; a fully-functional "3D printer" which is available today and will allow Educators to offer Rapid Prototyping (RP) and Rapid Manufacturing (RM) to their Students for $1,495.

This RP and RM machine will also be nationally-introduced at the Association for Career & Technical Education (ACTE) Convention in Nashville, TN, on November 19-21, 2009.

Rapid Prototyping and Rapid Manufacturing has changed the way all manufactured products get to-market, and until the $1,495 RapmanUSA, Schools and Universities have been limited to delivering Student access to learning such future-trend technologies due to prior 3D printers costs in the tens of thousands of dollars.

However, the RapManUSA not only allows the teaching of RP and RM, but it is also available in kit-form; contributing towards the teaching and learning of Engineering because Students can build the machine themselves! In addition to Students and Teachers, such a cost-effective device will instantly appeal to Designers, Engineers, and others working in 3D CAD.

"This incredible and innovative 3D machine showcases the highly imaginative way that TEC and its partners continue to grant Educators the means to increase and enrich the Learning-Experience along budget-friendly avenues," said Richard Amarosa, TEC President. "In today's economy, amongst global competitiveness, a child's Technology education shouldn't be compromised, but understanding the many pressures Education is enduring, TEC has always been dedicated to providing forward-looking solutions like the RapmanUSA."