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These tools complement the ONE4ALL STEM Kit by enabling students to:
Design custom 3D parts for robotics or IoT devices.
Simulate and prototype circuits before physical assembly.
Visualize and plan projects for efficient implementation.
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Getting Started with FreeCAD
FreeCAD
FreeCAD is an open-source 3D parametric modeling software ideal for engineering and product design. With its robust tools, you can create precise 3D models and export them for 3D printing.
Why Use FreeCAD?
- Open-source and free to use.
- Parametric design for making quick changes to models.
- Supports various file formats like STL and STEP.
Tinkercad
TinkerCAD is an intuitive web-based tool for beginners in 3D modeling and electronics simulation. It’s especially suited for quick designs and prototyping.
Why Use TinkerCAD?
- Beginner-friendly with a drag-and-drop interface.
- Browser-based, no installation required.
- Integrates 3D modeling with electronics simulation.
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Getting Started with TinkerCAD
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Getting Started with Blender
blender
Blender is a powerful, open-source 3D modeling, animation, and rendering software used for advanced 3D creations.
Why Use Blender?
- Versatile for 3D modeling, sculpting, and animation.
- Great for creating custom 3D parts and artistic projects.
- Compatible with 3D printing workflows.
fritzing
Fritzing is an open-source tool for designing and prototyping electronic circuits. It is ideal for creating circuit diagrams and PCB layouts for your projects.
Why Use Fritzing?
Simple and intuitive interface for beginners and experts.
Create detailed schematics and PCB designs.
Export designs for manufacturing.
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Getting Started with Fritzing