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Young Engineers Support Program

yes - the Young Engineers Support Program from igus®

Are you a high school or college student with a passion for engineering?

How about a university professor or robotics team mentor? Well, igus® wants to help YOU bring your mechanical designs to life!

As a part of our Young Engineers Support Program, you’ll have access to free/discounted product samples, catalogs, guest lecturers, flyers and so much more. Plus, you’ll learn why self-lubricating, plastic components are the best solution for your future projects.

What does the YES Program offer students?

Student Portal for projects with free igus samples
Student and team sponsorships
Visit our warehouse at our headquarters in RI
Guest lecturers and workshops
Theses, internships & entry-level jobs
View the yes program brochure

Want to request free or discounted parts via the YES program? Simply click the button below and fill out the form.

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Polish university team creates solar-powered boat with parts from the igus YES program

Check out the yes student or teacher portal

Student Portal

Are you an engineering student? Are you working on a project? Are you interested in learning more about igus®? Click below!

Student Portal

Teacher Portal

Are you an engineering professor? Are you interested in booking an igus® expert as a guest lecturer? Click below!

Teacher Portal

Contact us!

Do you have questions about yes? Suggestions on how we can improve the program? Contact our yes administrator below!

yes students in the news

Stylish wine storage made with 3D-printed igus® springs

During the Cologne trade fair, 15 students from Gsechs University of Applied Sciences presented an elegant wine storage series made of teak, oak, cork and slate veneer. The students also incorporated igus® dry technology into their design.

Student Portal

2017 World Robot Olympics in Costa Rica

This year at the World Robot Olympics in Costa Rica, igus® supported team Robo TV from Paul Klee High School. During the competition, the team completed timed tasks using a Lego robot they built and programmed.

Teacher Portal

Move silently with drylin® W in camera guides

Paul Saul wanted to build his own camera slider to shoot time lapse videos and short films. So, he contacted igus® and participated in the Young Engineers Support Program. Saul chose a drylin® W rail and stepper motor for his device. These high-performance plastic products allow for high running speeds and the greatest possible precision for positioning.

Application Assistance

For further questions or product information, please contact:

Nina Guidaboni

yes Program Manager

Customer Service:
Monday to Friday from 8 am - 8 pm

Online:
24h