New partner joins forces in development of in vitro blood vessel
A project working on building blood vessels outside of the body
Trials underway on new 3D Printing Material & Mobile App for the Auto Repair Industry
Swinburne University of Technology started testing its newly formulated 3D printing polypropylene-based material this week.
3D-printed spine disc ‘has given me my whole world back’
RMIT University
9 July 2019
Thomas Romeijn
An opportunity too good to be missed. Thomas Romeijn speaks to IMCRC about the role his PhD plays in finding 3D printing solutions for precision-engineered mineral separation and mining equipment.
Downer, UTS Rapido and IMCRC celebrate first-year of research alliance
Mineral Technologies
5 July 2019
Automated part repair using 3D scanning and supersonic 3D deposition
Simple, fast and customised part repair capability
Print a part
Swinburne Research Impact
January 2019
From natural resources to national strategies: How metal Additive Manufacturing is taking off in Australia
By Alex Kingsbury
Metal Additive Manufacturing
Spring 2019
One-on-One with Alan Burden
Not long ago industrial robots were the focus of science fiction. Today, they are found on every manufacturing factory floor around the world. Believing that industrial robotics is the next frontier for many industries, Alan Burden joined UAP’s Design Robotics team.
Robot 3D prints replacement bracket onto automotive part
In a world first, Swinburne’s Repairbot project successfully 3D prints a replacement lug on an automotive headlamp assembly