What is ProtoSpace?
UTS ProtoSpace is an Additive Manufacturing (AM) facility, providing access to high-end equipment and expertise in 3D printing technology. The term 3D printing covers a variety of processes by which material is joined or solidified under computer control to create a three-dimensional object. Additive Manufacturing (AM) is a transformative technology with the potential to reshape the manufacturing industry and in the future, it could be used to create anything, from human organs to building homes.
Why is ProtoSpace Unique?
This unique lab supports all aspects of the manufacturing process, including research and development, component design, manufacturing, investigations and prototyping. This state-of-the-art facility spans over 900m² and includes Australia’s largest collection of manufacturing technologies. Placing UTS at the forefront of manufacturing innovation in the local region.
Who can use ProtoSpace?
Undergraduate international students studying Design, IT, Engineering and Science can access this hub via the ProtoSpace website. Students have access laptops with CAD software- great for Design students, collaborative workspaces, fully equipped workshops, industry standard materials and access to 3D printing facilities. To learn more join a campus tour or head down to see the friendly staff. Industry professionals will have access to short courses and up-skilling opportunities, providing connections to the Sydney innovation precinct and global innovation industry.
ProtoSpace, The Future of Work
ProtoSpace has been designed to provide students with practical experience, preparing them for jobs of the future - many of which don’t yet exist. Students will develop skills in innovation, design and all aspects of the manufacturing process. Through industry and academic engagement with ProtoSpace, UTS is transforming supply chains, introducing new business models and actively creating the next generation of manufacturing opportunities for Australia.
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