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yes - the Young Engineers Support from igus

yes - Young Engineers Support from igus

Young Engineers Support (yes) is an initiative of igus SE & Co. KG (Cologne). igus is a researcher, developer and producer of high-performance polymer-plain bearings and e-chain systems with over 60 years of experience. With more than 30 locations around the world, igus operates in over 80 countries. The YES campaign supports student projects with free samples, content collaboration and consultations.

What does yes offer?

  • Support for school and student projects through free samples
  • Expert advice and consultation with our engineers
  • Opportunity for marketing collaboration and outreach

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Whether you are a student or lecturer you will find information about the possibilities of the yes campaign in this section!

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Are you a student? Working on a project? Find out more about the yes campaign

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Are you a teacher, lecturer or a professor? Order your free sample today.

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News from the world of yes

Catch up on the latest news from university marketing:

Low-cost robot VierBot

University students complete innovative satellite docking simulator

A group of students at Southampton University  showcased their innovative master’s project at the Southampton design show. Student Dominic Soltau and his team, supervised by researchers Dr Alex Wittig and Dr Sergio Araujo-Estrada, have created a Satellite Docking and Orbital Rendezvous Motion simulator (project STORM)

More about Project STORM
yes helps with orthoses

Custom-fit orthoses from the 3D printer

Orthoses that splint injured fingers can be produced in hospital in record time using a 3D printer: Students at Trier University of Applied Sciences are developing a compact platform that measures fingers. They receive support in the form of free miniature linear guides from igus.

More about the custom-fit orthoses
XXL 3D printer

A big deal: XXL 3D printers

Industrial designers Chris Walter and Robin Godwyll have developed an XXL 3D printer. In future, it will also be used to print furniture. The students relied on the help and products of igus for the cable guidance.

More about the XXL 3D printer

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