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How would you use a Gigabot 4 to make a difference in your community?

Questions About Gigaprize?

Join us for a Q&A

Questions About Gigaprize? 

Join Ryan for a Q&A Session.

 

June 12th

Session 1: 6:00 UTC

Session 2: 1:00 PM CDT

How does Gigaprize work?

For every 100 bots sold

We give one away

To someone helping the community

And the 2023 winner is…

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Brookwood in Georgetown

After a lot of deliberation, Brookwood In Georgetown was selected as 2023 Gigaprize winner!  Their vision of empowering adults with special needs through the Gigabot 4 3D printer to create unique 3D art has earned them this recognition. Congratulations!

Previous Gigaprize Winners

OGRE Skin Designs

Texas | USA

Utilize 3D printing technology as a design and development tool to prototype body armor for first responders.

Magic Wheelchair

Portland | USA

Share a vision to use Gigabot to provide even more awesome costumes for kids in wheelchairs

Clinton Foundation

Aba Abia | Nigeria

Working with manufacturers, educators and the community to make Nigeria self sufficient, while supporting new job creation and STEAM

Good Works Studio

Houston | USA

Proposed making using Gigabot to 3D products to improve the quality of life for refugees as part of their mission to help those in need around the world through design

3D Mulp

Bogota | Columbia

Working to build my electric prosthetic arms for child amputees in Colombia

Tunapanda

Kibera | Kenya

Proposed region-specific 3D printing educational curriculum & opportunities to serve community needs such as repairing medical equipment and piping to distribute clean water

2023 Gigaprize Judges

Khaalid McMillan

Khaalid McMillan

Additive Manufacturing Council Chair, IBM
Sabine Berendse

Sabine Berendse

Founder, Green Phenix
Kameco de los Santos

Kameco de los Santos

STEM Advocate
Sonakshi Senthil

Sonakshi Senthil

Founder, Your Cue
Scott Austin Key

Scott Austin Key

CEO, Every Shelter
Jason Kessler

Jason Kessler

Program Executive, NASA
Sakshi Shah

Sakshi Shah

Founder, Goodlives
Dr. Andrea Santos

Dr. Andrea Santos

Professor & Founder, Open Lab
Ama Fofie

Ama Fofie

Director DEI, Emory University
Erik Hausmann

Erik Hausmann

Senior Manager, Deloitte Innovation
Lillian Ferrell

Lillian Ferrell

Youth Representative

FAQ

re:3D will cover all duties and taxes!

Once the winner is announced, re:3D will confirm voltage requirements and begin building the printer for shipment in October 2023. If the winner prefers to purchase additional accessories and/or apply the credit for the sales price of Gigabot 4 to another printer in re:3D’s portfolio, re:3D sales and operations team will work the logistics accordingly.

Judging will take place over the first two weeks of July. To remain impartial, re:3D will bring in external judges with varying backgrounds and experiences to judge the competition. The judges will judge your entry based on 3 components: Originality and Impact, Feasibility & Drive and Dedication. 

The winner will then be announced by Friday, July 21st, after judging scoring has been tabulated. 

10% of the total judging score is based on the number of likes received on the submission video located on the Gigaprize playlist of re:3D’s YouTube Channel. Applicants are encouraged to share the link to their video and to submit early to maximize the opportunity to collect the most votes!

You can email either gigaprize@re3D.org or info@re3D.org with questions. 

We will also host 2 virtual Q&A Sessions on 6/12 via Zoom. Information is on our re:3D website.

Winners will be notified via email and also announced on the re:3D website by July 21st.

Please follow Youtube’s video and audio recommendations for best playback: https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/4603579?hl=en

Winners will receive either a Gigabot 4 printer or the equivalent credit towards the purchase of another printer from re:3D, such as the Gigabot X or Terabot.

No, running just one Gigabot 4 printer utilizing PLA or PETG

The judges are hand selected peers, colleagues and friends of re:3D that exhibit a wide range of knowledge and understanding, both in the 3D printing world and in society. We selected a mix to cover multiple industries, disciplines, and geographies.

Not only will re:3D will provide tech support when setting up the printer, but our partner organization America Makes will provide America Makes Education and Workforce development portfolio assets and training to the selected organization, onboarding them into AMNation!