Introducing Alessandro Di Pasquali! 👤 📚 Alessandro graduated in energy engineering at the Polytechnic of Milan, and landed in FPZ thanks to the references provided by a professor at the university. The selection process was very quick, after two interviews and a week of waiting Alessandro was immediately included in the team. 💼 In FPZ Alessandro had the opportunity to experience the product 100%, starting from its design, through production up to its release on the market, also being able to discover firsthand its applications in various sectors. "And this - especially for those who move from the world of university to the world of work - is an extremely educational experience, because it allows you to expose yourself to continuous stimulating and positive influences, which help you grow professionally." In FPZ Alessandro was able to train on both technical and business aspects: he attended Lean, Scrum and project management methodology courses, followed activities whose focus was structural and fluid dynamic simulations, and was able to approach cutting-edge technologies such as 3D printing, CNC machining, programming and AI. 📍 Alessandro has been at FPZ for 7 years, and has seen the company grow and change: he still remembers his first request from a customer who needed the first of a non-standard test, for which he and his colleagues were committed to developing a tailor-made control system. They called it "Caesar code", a name that was then inherited by the artificial intelligence recently introduced into the company. For him FPZ is 🚀 An innovative company 🤝🏻 A friendly environment 🌎 A window onto the world
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There’s nothing that excites me more than hearing directly from our educators about how our curriculum is making an impact! As technological advancements accelerate how the world is designed and made, educators face the daunting task of staying current with what industry needs today while equipping students with the skills needed for the future. That's why Autodesk and Haas Automation, Inc. have teamed up to deliver the industry’s only combined CAD, CAM, and CNC curriculum. This groundbreaking collaboration provides educators with a "plug-and-play" curriculum that provides students hands-on experience from designing to machining. Students complete the course with a physical object that showcases their skills, and the best part—it’s completely free for educators to use! 🔗 Learn More: Check out this new video featuring insights from Ed Doherty from Suncoast Technical College and F. Aubrin Heinrichs from Gallatin College MSU, Montana State University, and see how this curriculum is transforming education and preparing students for successful careers. https://lnkd.in/etqzYZcK Together, we can bridge the gap between education and industry, ensuring our students are job-ready and capable of making anything, so they can be anything. #MakeAnything #DesignAndMake #Education #CareerReadiness #CAD #CAM #CNC #FutureSkills #Autodesk #Haas #Fusion
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Project-based learning grounds engineers in real-world problem-solving. Passing tests is not what college should be about. It breeds complacency and a minimum-effort approach. Group-based projects and industry placements allow students to contextualise what they are learning - in fact, it’s arguable that no “learning” takes place without this.
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🎓 Sharing a Milestone Moment! 🎓 Thrilled to share the incredible journey of my first semester at the Technische Universität Chemnitz as a master’s student in Advanced Manufacturing. 🚀 It's been quite the journey so far, especially after gaining valuable experience over the past two years in India. This semester was about laying down the groundwork, with the basic modules essential for a strong understanding of manufacturing. From brushing up on my math skills to getting hands-on with digital manufacturing, additive manufacturing, exploring complex materials, composites, and resource efficiency from an economic perspective. One highlight of the semester was conducting a patent analysis report for the additive manufacturing module, particularly concerning 3D slicing of CAD files. Not only did I gain valuable insights into the aspects of 3D printing, but also into scientific writing and presentation. Now, as I gear up for the upcoming semester, I'm excited to dive deeper into the core modules, focusing on the specialization "Work Design & Sustainability Management." A big shoutout to TU Chemnitz for the incredible opportunities and support along the way. Here's to more learning and growth ahead! 🌟 #Masters #StudentJourney #Gratitude #LearningAndGrowing #LifeOfAStudent
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If you’re a parent looking for an investment that can provide an enormous return to your children, a 3D printer can do just that. Yes, kids can make items to sell, but the benefit is far deeper than that. 3D printers provide a pathway for children to direct their attention in a constructive manner with invaluable learning experiences. They can identify technical aptitude while applying creativity. They can explore engineering principles and elements of science at home with tangible results. 3D printing introduces skills such as CAD and mechanical design. With the plethora of online learning resources, kids can develop the skills that will serve them in my other aspects of life and careers. What I find as the most impactful aspect is that it can help a child start to formulate a path for their future. Even in just a year, they can have been touched so many aspects of professional focus areas. Whether they enjoy building things from just an idea, modeling a design, coding new functions for the machine, or seeing how different materials behave. These experices can translate to a career field of interest. Skill trades, software engineering, mechanical engineering, robotics, mechatronics, material science…this list is long. You don’t have to wait until your child is 17-18 to pick a field of study. They can cultivate their passion years in advance while having positive ways to focus their attention!
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