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Student projects – technology as a driving force of modern education

We are always pleasantly surprised and delighted to discover students’ achievements and the passion with which they demonstrate, through their projects, that progress is an essential goal of education.

Below, we present a few examples showing how students have successfully integrated technology into their activities, both at school and beyond.

The WATT’s Up Team – passion for robotics

WATT’s Up is a robotics team made up of students from Câmpulung, mentored by their teachers, whose achievements can also be followed in the video below.

We are glad to see that such passions are encouraged and, at the same time, shared with other young technology enthusiasts. The members of the WATT’s Up team shared their experience of combining 3D technology with robotics during the 3D modeling and printing competition organized by MSP. Through their involvement, they managed to inspire participants not to lose their enthusiasm and desire to persevere.

Projects from previous years

Let’s go back a little in time and take a look at the photo below, featuring projects created last year by students from ARC Metropolitan School, captured while they were working on one of their models.

Likewise, students from “Ioan Bădescu” school did not wait long to begin 3D design. Last year, they used the printer to create traditional mărțișoare, developing various original prototypes.

Unboxing 3D equipment

The MSP team gets excited every time they see that the 3D printers provided by the sponsor Formwerk are being used extensively in the classroom and that students are enjoying this well-deserved gift.

We constantly receive updates on school projects in which students have integrated 3D modeling, demonstrating creativity and a desire for technological exploration.

To return to the present, the students who won first place in 2025 (from Nicolae Labiș School) shared news with us about their prize. They joyfully and enthusiastically unpacked the 3D printer and offered valuable insights following their experience at the sessions organized by MSP, where participants were trained in 3D modeling and printing.

We eagerly await their first 3D project—but not before paying them a visit in the classroom, to help familiarize everyone who invited us with this technology, as part of supporting them in discovering the steps of 3D printing, along with the installation of the new equipment in their school.

Stay connected

We look forward with joy and anticipation to news about students’ projects.

Stay with us to keep up to date with new competitions and educational initiatives that we will be launching in the near future.

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