Nanyang Technological University
The HP-NTU Digital Manufacturing Corporate Laboratory long-term relationship
According to NRF CEO, Professor Low Tech Seng, “Corporate laboratories are an integral part of our strategy to anchor joint R&D partnerships between our universities and companies in areas that have direct relevance to the growth of industries in Singapore, The HP-NTU Digital Manufacturing Corporate Laboratory is significant to our long-term competitiveness in the advanced manufacturing sector and ensures that we stay relevant in the Fourth Industrial Revolution that is evolving and growing rapidly worldwide. It will also strengthen our capabilities to support multinational companies for expansion from Singapore into the region.”
https://www.tctmagazine.com/3d-printing-news/hp-digital-manufacturing-singapore-national-research-lab/
https://www.britcham.org.sg/static-pages/minister-iswaran-and-britcham-president-reference-importance-of-uk-singapore-relationship-at-17th-annual-business-awards
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3D-printed concrete structure
According to Asst Prof Pham from NTU’s School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, “We envisioned a team of robots which can be transported to a work site, print large pieces of concrete structures and then move on to the next project once the parts have been printed.
This research builds on the knowledge we have acquired from developing a robot to autonomously assemble. But this latest project is more complex in terms of planning, execution, and on a much larger scale.”
http://media.ntu.edu.sg/NewsReleases/Pages/newsdetail.aspx?news=071eed39-cec0-4ecb-9514-49cbad16e3ca
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Singapore Centre for 3D Printing of Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
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Singapore Centre for 3D Printing of Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
Singapore Centre for 3D Printing (SC3DP) is a center of excellence at Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, for consolidating cutting edge technology and research in the area of 3D printing. SC3DP has secured close to $150m funding from various sources. The goal of SC3DP is to expand in the following industry sectors (1) Future of Manufacturing, (2) Aerospace and Defense, (3) Building and Construction, and (4) Marine and offshore. SC3DP provides Ph.D. programmes as well as Master’s programmes for students interested in 3D printing.
According to Professor Chua Chee Kai, Executive Director, Singapore Centre for 3D Printing, “Singapore, a place where East meets West, and a place where 3D Printing can be rooted back to the late 1980s, must take leadership in developing new 3D Printing manufacturing technologies and training future 3D Printing engineer leaders, for Singapore and the Asia Pacific region. … By taking advantage of Singapore’s position and strong manufacturing reputation, coupled with anticipating infrastructures and an accessible pool of talents, SC3DP offers an ideal setting in Asia to attract and support global businesses.”:)
http://sc3dp.ntu.edu.sg/NewsnEvents/Pages/News-Detail.aspx?news=b15005bc-3ba8-44e4-97b3-88ebb5ba708d
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