A student in gloves and safety glasses opens a 3D printer at the Boeing Additive Manufacturing Center

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Additive Manufacturing Center

Turn professional 3D printers into a guided, approachable user experience.

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Treble20's Additive Manufacturing Center is a managed 3D-printing platform created for schools, Junior Achievement learning centers, museums, libraries, makerspaces, CTE programs, and other public-facing environments.

Instead of giving users access to printer settings, slicing software, or complex controls, the system provides a simple kiosk interface where they choose from a curated library of parts, select an available printer, and start a print.

The underlying system manages the equipment while keeping the user experience simple.

A student compares a printed aircraft part against a finished model beside labeled parts bins
Students inspect finished parts against the assembly drawing
Kiosk showing a print at 62 percent next to the printer station
Kiosk tracking a live print
Printers, filament storage, and cable management in the manufacturing center
The printer station

How it works

Four steps. None of them involve printer settings.

The technology is deliberately hidden. Users see a short, guided flow while the system handles files, equipment, and status in the background.

01

Choose

Users select from an approved library of printable parts.

02

Print

The kiosk communicates directly with an available printer and begins the correct preconfigured print.

03

Follow

The interface shows preparation, printing, cooling, and completion status without exposing technical printer controls.

04

Reset

Staff clear the finished part and prepare the station for the next participant.

What the user sees: a part, a printer, a progress ringWhat the system handles: files, queues, equipment status
The kiosk interface running beside the printers

Interactive demo

Use the kiosk the way a student does.

The demo runs the same flow as the installed kiosk: pick a part, choose a printer, and follow the print through to completion. It runs entirely in your browser and is not connected to any printers.

Try the kiosk demo

Opens full screen · Best on a tablet or desktop

Adaptability

Built for your experience, not ours.

The Additive Manufacturing Center isn't one fixed installation. The interface, part library, equipment, and physical setup are adapted to each organization and program.

  • Custom organization branding
  • Custom printable part libraries
  • One or multiple printers
  • Different educational programs and workflows
  • Organization-specific instructions
  • Student, visitor, or staff-facing experiences
  • Hardware and enclosure integration
  • Physical buttons, lighting, locks, sensors, and indicators
  • Local network operation
  • Integration into a larger Treble20-designed environment

Available as a customized deployment, licensed platform, or component of a larger Treble20 experience.

Customized deploymentLicensed platformPart of a Treble20 environment

Where it came from

Project · Junior Achievement

The Additive Manufacturing Center runs inside the Boeing storefront Treble20 designed and built for JA BizTown.

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Bring manufacturing into your space.

Tell us about your audience, your program, and the room. We'll help shape a version that fits.

Ask about adapting it for your organization Try the kiosk demo

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