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Twenty-two school districts in Wisconsin were awarded half a million dollars in grant money for fabrication laboratory, or fab lab, programs. Fab labs are sort of like the shop classroom in high school -- but instead of welding equipment and wood cutters, there are 3D printers, laser engravers, plasma cutters, and other high-tech tools used in digital design and fabrication. We talk about the fab lab grant program and what it means for Wisconsin schools.




