Letter to a Student

Hi Johnathan! Your work on the iPhone model inspired me to make some changes in the 3D modeling language, to facilitate the creation of objects with rounded corners and edges. The commands SQUARE, RECTANGLE, CUBE and BRICK have a new optional argument to round corners and/or edges with a given radius. Now the base of your phone

Photos from Winnemucca Spring Camp

This was the first NCLab computer programming and 3D modeling camp in Winnemucca, and it was awesome. Many thanks to local teachers Sheila and Shauna for their hospitality and assistance. It was amazing how much talent, enthusiasm, and determination can be found among the students at the Winnemucca Grammar School. The camp lasted two days.

NCLab Spring Camp in Winnemucca is Coming in Two Days

Winnemucca, NV will be hosting the first NCLab Computer Programming and 3D Modeling Camp on April 1-2, 2015. This is a unique opportunity for K-12 students and homeschoolers to learn essential STEM subjects, make new friends among equally-minded peers, improve their problem-solving and communication skills, and develop a genuine interest in engineering and sciences. Recommended

Overview Presentation for CUE 2015

COMPUTER PROGRAMMING AND 3D MODELING ARE ESSENTIAL 21ST CENTURY STEM SKILLS See this U.S Money and World Report.   ALIGNED WITH CCS FOR MATH PRACTICE HOUR OF CODE NEXT STEP? KAREL THE ROBOT 3D MODELING

See You at CUE 2015 in 2 Days!

If you happen to be attending CUE 2015 in Palm Springs, make sure to come to our presentation at 2:30 pm on Friday. Also, stop by at our booth #520 to see some cool 3D prints, 3D models, computer programs, and more!

Photos from Spring Camp – Day 2

Have a look at this cool steam engine that Sean started yesterday, worked on at home in the evening, and will finish today: Carson’s F-15 is getting in shape too: Liam likes the Sun – and planets: Today Michael and Kyle were totally consumed by Karel the Robot. Yesterday they skipped it and worked on

Photos from Spring Camp – Day 1

Would you like to build an F-15? Sure, why not. Anything is possible with the 3D modeling app in NCLab. Looking for 3D inspirations on the web: Building the foundations – taking the NCLab self-paced 3D Modeling course: