3D-printer and Filament Production

As a third world nation, Yemen cannot overcome many difficulties that constrain it from conveying the evolution of the world. Turbo Team has committed to raise the community one step to the bright future by providing the three-dimensional printer as the first innovation in Yemen.

3D-printer is a form of additive manufacturing technology where a three-dimensional object is created by laying down successive layers of material.

By creating objects from different materials, 3D printer is able to provide prosthetic limbs to disable people and people with special needs.

Also, it helps the educational foundations to be developed in the active learning techniques which lead to a better future by creating anthropomorphic and educational models.

Now, the team is working on providing the alternative of the printing materials (Filament) locally by recycling the plastic waste. Then opening the first company in Yemen which interests in 3D-printer and Filament production.

People who lost their limbs in my country suffer from the high costs of imported ones. providing the first locally-made 3D printer will help so many of them, specially if these limbs are made locally which can be fixed and modified in a matter of time.

Also, students in the educational fields can show and turn their innovations into reality by making their own prototypes.

Not to forget that the recycling center will provide a big solution to the pollution in the environment.

Due to the war in Yemen which many people have been affected by, 3D printer has become an important alternative for providing prosthetic limbs to those who lost their limbs and people with the special needs. Statistics said that more than 7 thousand Yemeni have lost their limbs in the last two years. Not to forget that Yemen is a weak market in such a field and this machine is going to be a great helpful addition to Yemen.

Education in Yemen is going to the worst day by day. An assertive step has to be made to reorient education from failing. By designing and creating anthropomorphic, 3D printer becomes an excellent assistant which helps the educational foundations to be developed in the active learning techniques. The community in general will benefit from the recycling issues, and poor people in my country will find a way to help them by collecting plastic waste in exchange of money

My solution is a 3D printer which is made locally to overcome the barriers due to the hard situation which we are living. Along with the 3D printer, a recycling center is to be funded and prepared to overcome the pollution in the country and to provide a raw material to the 3D printer.

3D Printers are machines that produce physical 3D models from digital data by printing layer by layer. It can make physical models of objects either designed with a CAD program or scanned with a 3D Scanner. It is used in a variety of industries including jewellery, footwear, industrial design, architecture, engineering and construction, automotive, aerospace, dental and medical industries, education and consumer products.

Turbo team with the 3D printer will provide the medical field in the country with the prosthetic limbs to those who lost their limbs and the educational field with the Anthropomorphic which will improve the education in Yemen.

The team is committing to deal with pollution in the country which is not in the concern of the government recently. To be more specific, the team will deal with the plastic waste and recycle it to feed the 3D printer and other uses.

the solution will be a big hit if it is funded properly and the team already started to publish the solution in the country.

3D printer is the technology of the future which is already wide-spread around the world. Along with the 3D printer, the team is introducing a new service in the Yemeni market which will become a great solution to the community. Designing and creating both limbs and educational models.

8 people work on the solution team:

Mohammed AL-Ghail, Akram Jubarah, Alaa AL_Qaseem, Ghaith AL-Qadasi, Mohammed Abdul-Majeed, Naseem AL-Suraimi, Kamal Akram and Ehab Tariq

all of them full-time staff