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Armath engineering labs create protective masks for medical personnel in Armenia (PHOTOS)
Armath engineering labs have created special protective mask shields and printed them on 3D printers.
These masks are planned to be distributed to health workers in hospitals and polyclinics of Armenia.
As Armath representative Mary Sargsyan told a NEWS.am Medicine, the leaders of style groups of Vardenis and Chambarak regions were engaged in the development and printing of mask shields - each at home.
The mask shields have already been transferred to the administration of the regions or to the mayor's office of large cities.
Since 2011 the Union of Advanced Technology Enterprises (UATE) undertakes to establish the Armath Engineering Laboratories educational program. UATE has started the process of exporting the Armenian model of technology education all over the world.
As of January 2020, 575 engineering laboratories operate on the territory of Armenia, Artsakh and Georgia.
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