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# Legacy: First Print Project (Terra NOVA)

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This is an old introductory project for NOVA. The hardware for this project is no longer shipped with NOVA. These instructions are here for existing users, but keep in mind they will not be updated to match future software releases.
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## **Terra NOVA**

<figure><img src="/files/59bDYJgPsMQ3akTRatEe" alt=""><figcaption><p>The Terra NOVA print in action</p></figcaption></figure>

The Terra NOVA project will take you through printing a conductive keyboard that you can plug into an included companion board and play it like a musical instrument. Over the course of this project you will become familiar with the process of adding materials to your library, assembling the smart dispenser, and the process of printing with NOVA.

At this point we’re assuming you have your NOVA unboxed and connected to your network and is ready for use. If you’re not there yet please follow the steps in our [NOVA setup Guide & Manual](https://docs.voltera.io/nova/getting-started/nova-setup-guide-and-manual) and come back when you’re all set. If you’re having trouble getting your NOVA up and running feel free to reach out to our [support team](mailto:support@voltera.io).

If you're all set, start by reading through our [Safety Guidelines.](/docs/nova/reference/safety-guidelines.md)


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