FRep and HyperFun in the course How To Make Something That Makes (almost) Anything at MIT, 2012

HyperFun in the Advanced Graphics course at the University of Cambridge, UK, 2011-2012

Another free FRep modelling system: Symvol for Rhino - Maker version developed by Uformia, Norway, in partnership with the Digital Materialization Group, Japan-UK, October 2011.

Fabrication of Custom Design Jewelry
Tromso, Norway, 2008-2009.

Computer Science Summer Camp 2005-2007
organized by Computer Graphics Lab at the University of Aizu, Japan.

HyperFun at the Fab Lab User Group Meeting
MIT-FabLab Norway, Lyngen, August 10-17, 2005

HyperFun is covered in the book
Guide to Graphics Software Tools, Springer Verlag, 2003

Implicit Modeling Practical
LinkГpings University, Sweden

HyperFun school in Chiyoda district of Tokyo
September 2002, Chiyoda district of Tokyo (with Akihabara Electric Town) supported the HyperFun school organized by Linux Cafe . It is a 4-week HyperFun course for elementary and junior-high students (one day on weekend from 10 am to 4 pm). See photo report and models made by children using HyperFun with attributes extension.

LSM HyperFun Workshop
The HyperFun workshop was held at the Libre Software Meeting (Bordeaux, France, 6-7 July, 2001) on July 7, the second day of the computer graphics session.

Exhibition ACM1: Beyond Cyberspace
The HyperFun project was presented at the ACM1 exhibition (San Jose, USA, March 10-14, 2001) organized by Association for Computing Machinery.

Computer Science Summer Camps 2000-2002
More than 60 junior-high and high school students each year learnt shape modeling using HyperFun at the University of Aizu. The event was organized by C. Vilbrandt, Y. Goto, and many master students as instructors.

Implicit Surfaces'99 Workshop
The first HyperFun project presentation at the Implicit Surfaces'99 workshop (Bordeaux, France, 13-15 September, 1999) organized by Eurographics and ACM SIGGRAPH.