
PTC’s Onshape Teams Up With FIRST For Design Competition
April 17, 2020
FIRST, a nonprofit that offers robotics competitions for students primary/secondary students, has partnered with PTC for a virtual design competition.
Stand Behind STEM/STEAM Programming
May 1, 2017
STEM projects build on the natural curiosity of children while teaching the scientific method, engineering, physics and biology, and let kids try on careers at an early age.

Student Competitions Provide an Out of Classroom Engineering Curriculum
March 1, 2017
Student competitions prepare up-and-comers with the hands-on experience necessary to meet the challenges of next-generation engineering.

FIRST: Not Just Robots
February 2, 2017
According to FIRST’s evaluation data, student participants are twice as likely to major in science or engineering.
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