Additive Manufacturing Technologies

Abbreviated as 'AM' and commonly called 3D printing, Additive Manufacturing have demonstrated its competence in speeding up engineering processes through rapid prototyping. At ADML, researchers work on various cutting-edge 3D printing technologies entailed below.
  • Binder-jetting process modeling and control
  • Selective laser melting process
  • Electron beam melting process
  • Laser beam powder deposition process
  • Fused deposition modeling (FDM) process
  • Additively manufactured component design
  • Additively designed and manufactured bone implants

Industry 4.0

Computer-aided engineering tools have advanced through the last decades. ADML aim at integration of numerous types of engineering softwares, such as CAD, CAM, CMM and CNC, into more robust packages to help advance the industry.
  • Information modeling of design, manufacturing and quality control
  • Manufacturing systems integration and optimization
  • Lean manufacturing supply chain
  • Quantification of key performance indicator in manufacturing

Sustainable Manufacturing

Globalization places emphasis sustainability and environmental friendliness over business and industry. This echoes with ADML's research principle and research works are conducted in this field.
  • Information modeling of design, manufacturing and quality control
  • Manufacturing systems integration and optimization
  • Lean manufacturing supply chain
  • Quantification of key performance indicator in manufacturing