The Marconi Project
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The Marconi Project

We are calling this overall project MARCONI (after the Italian inventor). The software we will develop will allow students to collaborate and bounce ideas off one another,” Whitmer said. “Students will be able to share great STEM experience and tackle real and complex problems.” Whitmer continued “They will also get to see STEM in action in their own communities and envision how a STEM career doesn’t have to mean leaving home.”

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We can fly!
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We can fly!

Planes are incredible! They can fly thousands of feet into the air and weigh 90,000 pounds! But somehow, they manage to stay up in the sky and transport people, animals, and goods around the world. Have you ever wondered how this is possible?

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NEWTON-AR received with flying colors at Edwards Elementary
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NEWTON-AR received with flying colors at Edwards Elementary

At Parametric studio, we are devoted to providing young students with opportunities to have hands-on learning experiences with science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Recently, second-grade students at Edwards Elementary got a chance to experience Parametric Studio’s newest software, Newton. NEWTON combines Engineering, Making, Computer Science, STEM learning, and Augmented Reality. And it does this through game-based Rube-Goldberg-style challenges. NEWTON helps teachers engage students in problem-solving while encouraging collaboration and creativity.

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An Engineering Game For Teaching STEM
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An Engineering Game For Teaching STEM

At Parametric Studio our mission is to help educate the future innovators of America through engaging, inspiring, and educational software. Our guiding principle is to facilitate better STEM education through engineering. Created through SBIR grant funding by NSF and the US Department of Education, our three products for elementary, middle, and secondary schools offer fun and interactive designs that blend STEM, Gaming, Real Engineering Design Tools, and 3-D printing.

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