Episode 022: State of the Art: Why Digital Fabrication is at the Heart of PCA’s Growth with Oli Raud

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With the advent of quick fabrication technologies like 3D printing, small batch production, laser cutting and engraving, affordable CNC machines, and more… the creative mind truly can be unleashed in electronic design labs.

Oli tells us his story of funding Plymouth College of Art’s innovative Digital Fabrication youth educational program.

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