Advanced manufacturing and materials cluster

The Advanced Manufacturing & Materials research cluster is dedicated to developing cutting-edge manufacturing processes and materials to drive innovation across various industries. It focuses on additive manufacturing, autonomous systems, and material modelling to create high-performance, sustainable, and cost-effective solutions.

Key Research Areas:

  • Additive Manufacturing: Exploring and advancing 3D printing technologies to create complex and customised components with enhanced functionality.
  • Autonomous Systems: Developing intelligent systems and robotics for advanced manufacturing processes, enabling automation and increased efficiency.
  • Material Modelling: Using computational tools and simulations to design and predict the behaviour of new materials, accelerating the development of innovative solutions.

Industry Applications:

  • AMP Hub: Collaborating with industry partners through the Advanced Manufacturing Precinct (AMP) to translate research into real-world applications and drive industry growth.
  • Defence Hub: Contributing to the development of advanced materials and manufacturing technologies for defence applications, enhancing national security and resilience.

 

Potential Impact:

  • Development of new and improved manufacturing processes.
  • Creation of high-performance and sustainable materials.
  • Increased efficiency and productivity in manufacturing industries.
  • Enhanced national security and economic competitiveness.

 

Contacts:

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