Education

Kubotek USA believes it is essential that we give back to our community. Our social commitment is to inspire our youth to embrace the world of design and manufacturing. Most of the trends show that our youth is being steered away from this industry, and that has to change! We will accomplish our social commitment by working tirelessly to provide innovative solutions to businesses, educational institutions, and students. These innovations will help inspire everyone to see the value and reward of being part of the design and manufacturing community.

Our educational goal is to help students be better prepared to understand and manage the difficult challenges they will face by providing the best tools available in the marketplace. Students that have this preparation will add immediate value to any organization.

Learn how educators can prepare students to deal with significant real world product creation problems through the use of our world class solutions.

Recognized industry problems:

• Inability to use someone else's file because you can't work with that format or there are problems with the file.
• Recreating a physical part that needs to be refined or rebuilt
• Editing parts are impossible sometimes due to the constraints in the software
• Parts are created, then recreated over and over due to limitations in the software
• No one has standardized on one software program, so sending information out starts the bad process all over again
• Departments such as Marketing, Management, Designers, and even your customer need to work with the model in some way. Many of them have the right tool or expertise to do this effectively.
• Printing parts in 3D or 2D can run in to problems due to errors in the model
• Constrained software tools create difficulties when designing and building customized machines to make your parts.
• Validating the changes of a model throughout the process is causing significant production delays and lost productivity
• Your models are assets to your business. The accuracy and value of these models after you switch CAD packages or upgrade to a new version is significantly at risk.
• Students coming out of school have been taught how to use software tools, but have no clue how to make something in the real world.
• Software companies are politically forcing educators to teach with certain tools and this is killing the manufacturing industry in this country