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ARM4ALL design contest

This year, 3DEXPERIENCE Works For Good, in partnership with the LN4 Hand Foundation, is launching the ARM4ALL design contest, which aims at helping LN4 produce a new below and above elbow device, complementary to the new LN4’s hand. And we want to enroll any students in our 3DEXPERIENCE Works For Good action through this design contest.

Students will receive FREE 3DEXPERIENCE SOLIDWORKS, our newest software with full cloud apps xDesign, xShape for your tablet or Chromebook and our latest SOLIDWORKS technology that allows you to store your data on the cloud and connect to SOLIDWORKS desktop.

Who is it for?

Open to any students age 16 or older.

When is the compeition? 

  • Registration from Feb 9 to April 9
  • Submissions from April 20 to May 9
  • Voting from May 10 – May 20
  • Winners announcement May 30

How do you sign up?

All details and actions are available on the ARM4ALL website.

What do you win?

You have 3 ways to win 5 different prizes including a Mac Book Air, a Sonos One Speaker, an iPad and more!

All the results will be published on this website and on SOLIWORKS Education Facebook and Instagram pages.

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