A student working with 3D material in a workshop.

Discover how the Galveston County Museum enhances accessibility with a 3D-printed model of the Galveston Seawall, created in collaboration with Texas A&M University's Innovation Hub.

Students engage with a representative from ICON at the 2024 Showcase. Photo by: John Peters

Discover the world’s first 3D-printed hotel in Texas, set to enhance modern architecture and design. El Cosmico in Marfa will add 43 hotel units and 18 residential homes using ICON's Vulcan printer.

Roman Venegas using a 3D printer.

Explore how Texas A&M University's Makerspace empowers undergraduate research students like Roman Venegas. Discover how he uses 3D printing to prototype projects, enhance creativity, and tackle academic challenges in electrical engineering.

A 3D printed mask for healthcare workers.

The college hopes producing surgical face shields will help lessen the critical shortage of protective gear for healthcare workers.