Neighborhood 91 is planned as an innovation hub that aims to be the first in the world to connect all the elements of the additive manufacturing/3-D printing supply chain together in one place.
“We know that smart, data-based support and interventions will be critical if we are to speed the recovery of key economic sectors such as manufacturing.”
Free camps for students in underserved neighborhoods on computer numerical control (CNC) manufacturing, a broad term for the automated control of machining tools such as drills and 3D printers.
“My administration continues working to foster a robust innovation culture and strong partnerships between academia and the business sector," said Governor Wolf.