Students and faculty of Research and Innovation Centre for Excellence (RICE) in CT University developed an in-house 3D printer which can deliver high quality, composite ready performance in compact size.
In-charge of RICE lab Inderjit Singh said, “We have been working on this emerging technology from day one, we wanted to introduce our own in-house built machine, it gave students an opportunity not only to design their imaginations, but have them in their hands within a few hours of 3D printing at our rapid prototyping lab.”
He said the machine has a modular design with a heated bed and chamber, with a precision of 100 microns and is Industry 4.0 ready with a number of features. “In our lab we offer ultra-modern makerspace for the students of different domains, hosting additive manufacturing machinery, CNC machines and high-quality hand tools.
Students also showcased complex designed models and parts which have been manufactured on the 3D printers.