"Unlike traditional technology, 3D printing gives us the ability and engineering to play around with the design and properties of a product. "The main goal of developing this 3D technology is to have the ability to change the ways in which women's products are manufactured and designed. When working on AnelleO, Benhabbour faced hurdles shared by other Carolina faculty who launch startups, while trying to balance teaching and research responsibilities. Innovation through collaborationIn growing AnelleO, Benhabbour is also thankful for the many opportunities presented for collaboration with different schools and departments across campus. For faculty members hesitant to pursue that big idea, Benhabbour admits it can be hard, but offers encouraging advice.

Source: The North Africa Journal October 09, 2019 14:48 UTC