Nice article. I work with Autistic children and children with other disabilities. We have a few 3D printers that kids like to use. They create 3D content through Sketchup or some other app and print out their creations. The creation component is not as interactive as a 3D pen would be, however, they get to use other technological devices and turn their creations from screen into something tangible in their hands. I hope you have as much fun with the pen as we have with the printers.
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I have already lost many hours to playing with the pen, my kids got to see some of the things I have created so far and they are interested - my hopes is to be able to create things for them.
This could be a massive change for us as my kids destroy a lot of their toys by chewing them, so I am hoping to be able to repair them and even try to make some unique things just for them - I just hope it can stand up to their though love.
I'm not sure my kids are at the stage where they will be able to use it themselves, but hopefully one day we will be able to teach them how to handle things - thanks so much for the comment :)
That's great. Anything that stimulates the mind and helps them grow. I'm a real newbie to steemit and my passion (among others) is how technology can assist in education of all kids. I haven't posted much yet but would appreciate you having a look when you get a chance as a busy mum. Ops you are having a great day.
No worries I just dropped by with @ausbitbank my partner and check out your posts, you've made some promising progress over the three posts - good work keep at it.
Your layout is much better in your latest post but so you know you can center text and images by wrapping them in
We gave you a few votes and a follow, I'll try to drop by and check out your stuff again soon.
Thanks so much. Appreciate your support...
No worries, happy to help :)