Additive Manufacturing CRC

The Additive Manufacturing CRC (AMCRC) focusses on advancing Australia’s additive manufacturing sector, also known as 3D printing.

The CRC aims to establish a globally recognised additive manufacturing ecosystem that enables rapid innovation, supports the development of new business models, and drives the adoption of certified, high-performance production methods. By harnessing emerging sustainable materials and advanced technologies, the CRC will help position Australia at the forefront of AM, creating greater commercial impact, global competitiveness, and long-term industry resilience.

Our role

RMIT is a supporting partner of the Additive Manufacturing CRC and will collaborate on projects and contribute to the CRC’s five research programs.

Research Program 1

Sustainable Manufacturing

Research Program 2

Application and Materials Development

Research Program 3

Technology and Process Development

Research Program 4

Surface Technologies and Post Processing

Research Qualification Program

Education, Training and Transformation

Our people

Professor Milan Brandt

Program Leader – Research Program 2

Professor Andrey Milotnikov

Co-Lead – Education, Training

Professor Martin Leary

Lead Researcher

Professor Mark Easton

Lead Researcher

Centre partners

The CRC is a consortium of 60+ partners comprising universities, other research organisations, and industry. Refer to Additive Manufacturing CRC’s list of partners.

Get in touch

If you would like any further information about our work or how you can be involved, please contact the Research Partnerships and Initiatives team via research.partnerships@rmit.edu.au.

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