NdotLight delivered a maker-education program using NdotCAD at the Geumjeong-gu Startup and Employment Center in Busan from June 15 to 17. Turning ideas into designs and prototypes in a local startup-support setting showed that NdotCAD could expand beyond education into a practical product-validation tool for aspiring entrepreneurs.

The program helped participants develop everyday ideas into product concepts and evaluate their business potential. After defining a problem and customer, participants created 3D models in NdotCAD and validated their ideas through prototyping and presentations.

NdotCAD's intuitive modeling enabled people with limited CAD experience to express product forms and use cases within a short period. Connection with 3D printing also allowed participants to turn on-screen designs into physical outcomes.

NdotLight plans to expand practical programs that connect digital fabrication with entrepreneurship in partnership with local education and startup-support organizations.