
Underused equipment
Without industry-connected course content, equipment is often confined to a supporting role in teaching.
The smart manufacturing engine for industry–education integration
Connect research, practice, teaching and application with industrial-grade 3D printing, and cultivate the next generation of additive manufacturing talent.

As the additive manufacturing industry surpasses CNY 70 billion, its talent shortfall reaches 100,000–200,000. Yet conventional 3D-printing instruction still faces practical barriers.

Without industry-connected course content, equipment is often confined to a supporting role in teaching.

Simple demonstration models dominate, leaving little opportunity to produce industrial-grade functional products.

Training can fall short of real workplace requirements, with limited hands-on engineering experience.
Bring real industry projects and technical resources into education. Put equipment to work, bring teaching to life and turn results into applications.

Use real industry orders for production-based practice. Build project thinking and hands-on engineering skills, while improving equipment utilization.

Explore new processes through market needs and real industry cases. Help institutions build interconnected teaching resources and strengthen teaching and research.

Connect schools, businesses and industry resources. Establish long-term collaboration and operational mechanisms, and translate learning outcomes into quality employment and industry services.
Go beyond supplying hardware. Match the development needs of each type of institution.

Advance frontier research
Focus on embodied intelligence, new materials and medical rehabilitation. Use high-precision, multi-material solutions to validate complex samples and translate research into applications.

Inspire innovative thinking
Support emerging engineering disciplines through a complete cycle of design, printing, disassembly and iteration, building practical engineering capabilities.

Connect directly to workplace skills
Co-build training facilities to industry standards. Teach through real business projects, aligning curricula, job roles, competitions and qualifications.
Real industrial technology meets teaching and learning, with tangible results.

Professor Gao Cheng’s team at Wuhan City Polytechnic works on the industry front line. 3D-printed footwear, handbags and cultural accessories created by teachers and students turn theory into practice and become hands-on teaching resources.

Supported by PollyEdu technology, the university team project “Quanmin Shenhu” won national gold at the China International College Students’ Innovation Competition (2025), turning advanced manufacturing into personalized applications for everyday needs.

Presented at recent higher education expos, the solution spans six discipline clusters: smart manufacturing, mechanical and aerospace engineering, civil engineering and architecture, biomedicine, new materials, and art and design. It connects institutions with resources for teaching reform.
Open core resources to institutions nationwide, and build connected teaching and research systems at a lower cost.

Share industrial-grade research formulations for a wide range of practical training needs.

Coordinate production capacity across regions for prototype manufacturing and process development.

Develop specialist teaching materials together and reshape practical training standards.

Build teams with both teaching and industry expertise, strengthening education and services to society.





















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