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To learn more about their services and mission Conclusion & Looking Ahead The partnership between the University of Michigan and LS Manufacturing exemplifies what’s possible when academia and industry work hand in hand. By merging additive and subtractive manufacturing education with real-world applications, the collaboration equips students with the tools, experience, and confidence to lead the future of manufacturing. Through the LS Manufacturing Technical Grant, University of Michigan students are not only designing innovative products but also learning how to manufacture them efficiently—a skill set that’s indispensable in the global economy. As this partnership continues to grow, it promises to inspire new research collaborations, support entrepreneurial initiatives, and redefine how engineering education meets the demands of modern manufacturing. The future of the industry depends on creative thinkers, hands-on problem solvers, and innovators—and this program ensures they’re ready to lead. Call to Action (For the UM Audience) Faculty and student teams interested in exploring manufacturing innovation or applying for the LS Manufacturing Technical Grant are encouraged to contact the University of Michigan College of Engineering Department of Mechanical Engineering or visit the UM Engineering Partnership Page for more information. This is more than a sponsorship—it’s a movement toward redefining how students learn, design, and build. Together, the University of Michigan and LS Manufacturing are crafting the future of engineering education—one prototype at a time. FAQs What is the University of Michigan manufacturing partnership with LS Manufacturing? The University of Michigan manufacturing partnership with LS Manufacturing is a collaborative program designed to give students hands-on experience in modern manufacturing technologies. It combines additive (3D printing) and subtractive (CNC machining) education, helping students bridge the gap between classroom learning and real-world industrial practice. How does the LS Manufacturing Technical Grant benefit University of Michigan students? The LS Manufacturing Technical Grant provides selected students and faculty projects with in-kind sponsorship. This includes DFM (Design for Manufacturability) feedback, rapid prototyping services, and production support using advanced manufacturing technologies. It reduces project costs, shortens lead times, and gives students direct access to industry-level expertise. http://www.lsrpf.com Who can apply for the LS Manufacturing Technical Grant at the University of Michigan? The grant is open to University of Michigan students, faculty members, and research teams involved in academic or innovation-based projects. Applications can be submitted through the University of Michigan Engineering Department’s partnership portal, detailing project goals and manufacturing requirements. What kind of real-world experience do students gain through this partnership? Students gain real-world manufacturing experience by collaborating directly with LS Manufacturing engineers, learning about design for manufacturability, rapid prototyping, and low-volume production. They also gain exposure to digital tools like instant quoting platforms and online manufacturing networks, preparing them for careers in modern industry. How can faculty or student teams learn more about the LS Manufacturing partnership? Interested participants can visit the University of Michigan College of Engineering’s Partnership Page or contact the department directly for detailed program information. The page includes application guidelines, eligibility details, and examples of past capstone project sponsorships supported by LS Manufacturing.

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