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The Polytechnic University of Cartagena (UPCT) opens its first space venture for startups.
Printed Dreams-UPCT take place in the Office of entrepreneurs Building Research Laboratories (ELDI) and develop entrepreneurship programs using their 3D printers.
The company will offer students in their final years UPCT a grant of six months for the development of a software project 3D printer.
The startup Printed Dreams, based in Madrid and Cartagena, has been working for five years in the field of 3D printing in all areas of printing, training, equipment sales, design and consulting.
The project on 3D printing new entrepreneurial space will allow students to specialize in visualization techniques in 3D.
The new space venture is part of the Network Technology Business Chairs UPCT driven ICT Vice President and the Office of entrepreneurs and Technology Based Firms (EBT's).
The headquarters is located on the ground floor of ELDI, where different companies work on projects of entrepreneurship and technological innovation.
Printed Dreams-UPCT was presented Monday at the Board Room of the ELDI.
The ceremony was attended by the Vice Chancellor for Information Technology and Communications, Juan Luis Pedroza, company representatives and directors of the departments that make up the Red UPCT.
The Polytechnic University of Cartagena has launched a Network of Business Chairs in which there are already a dozen companies such as Santander, Telefonica, MTorres, Hidrogea, G'S Spain, Indra or Sabic, among others.
Source: UPCT
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