Durable, low-cost 3D-printed violins and hands-on STEM and art programs for schools, universities, and non-profit music education.
A project that brings together 3D design, materials science, acoustics, and performance.
Three ways to bring Neoluthy into a classroom, lab, or program, adaptable to your students and timeline.
Pricing depends on group size, format, and location. Reach out and we'll work out a quote together.
A hands-on first look at 3D-printed lutherie.
Live talk on how a 3D-printed violin is designed, printed, and assembled
A multi-week project connecting engineering, design, and music.
Guided printing and post-processing session with your students
A testing and documentation framework for a student project or thesis
For universities and labs pursuing deeper collaboration.
Joint R&D on materials, acoustics, or fabrication methods
Priority access to future educational licensing of the 3D model
Co-authorship or credit on resulting publications and showcases
Universities in engineering, design, arts, and music technology.
High schools with makerspaces or arts and tech programs.
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