Additive Manufacturing Research Centre

The Additive Manufacturing Research Centre now has industrial-grade laser sintering/melting based technology, civilian-grade digital light projection (DLP) technology, fused deposition modelling (FDM) technology, volumetric 3D printing technology (VAM) and multi-material DLP technology, with suspension-based additive manufacturing technology under development. 

 

Principal Investigators

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    Mechanical, Materials and Manufacturing Engineering / Faculty of Science and Engineering

    Haonan Li

    Professor in Aerospace Engineering (Manufacturing)

 

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    China Beacons Institute

    Yi Nie

    Assistant Professor in Intelligent Manufacturing

 

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    China Beacons Institute

    Yinfeng He

    Assistant Professor in Intelligent Manufacturing

Energy Harvesting and Vibration Control Lab

The Energy harvesting and Vibration Control Lab investigates how energy is extracted from the surrounding environment to power small, stand-alone, digital logic devices. In our lab, we study and design interesting linear and non-linear dynamical responses for vibration energy harvesting to maximize the performance of the devices. With advanced mathematical modeling, simulation, and experiment methods, we are able to predict highly complex responses and alter their structures to satisfy certain requirements. 

Principal Investigator

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    Mechanical, Materials and Manufacturing Engineering / Faculty of Science and Engineering

    ChungKet Thein

    Assistant Professor in Statics and Dynamics

 

Intelligent Human-cantered Innovation Lab

The Intelligent Human-centered Innovation Lab is grounded in the field of Human-Computer Interaction. We apply an interdisciplinary approach in the areas of AI and machine learning, multi-sensor fusion technologies, physical ergonomics, cognitive ergonomics, and augmented reality to study human behaviours and evaluate the use of systems in realistic environments. 

Principal Investigator

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    Mechanical, Materials and Manufacturing Engineering / Faculty of Science and Engineering

    Xu Sun

    Associate Dean for Global Engagement and Partnerships, Professor in Product Design and Manufacture

Vibration & Noise Control of Electro-Mechanical Systems Lab 

This project addresses challenges in achieving effective vibration and noise suppression in machineries through the design and development of passive, semi-active, and active control systems and control actuation mechanisms. The project also focuses on developing active vibration control systems for electro-mechanical drive trains, incorporating active bearings and motor torque control to suppress vibration in the drive-train systems, such as vibration contributed by the flexibility of rotor-shaft structures. 

Principal Investigator

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    Computer Science / Faculty of Science and Engineering

    Boon Giin Lee

    Associate Professor

 

Human-Centric Multi-Sensing Lab 

This laboratory research focus aims to address issues in firefighting and rescue, such as "significant information disparity inside and outside the fire scene," "unknown status of firefighters," and "difficulty in locating reinforcements."

Principal Investigator

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    Mechanical, Materials and Manufacturing Engineering / Faculty of Science and Engineering

    Dunant Halim

    Associate Professor in Mechanical Engineering, Director of Teaching

 

 

Operations and Logistics Analytics Lab 

The Laboratory for Operations and Logistics Analytics (LOLA) is a research group focused on three pillars: Digitalization, Sustainability and Innovation. The research group employs a variety of advanced computational, optimisation and data analytics methods to investigate operations and logistics problems and provide insights for improving business decision-making processes.

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Sensors Lab

The Biomedical Sensing Laboratory aims to develop sensors based on different principles, including: Optical sensors based on Surface Plasmon Resonance technique and optical interference; Wearable sensors based on optical fibers;Mini-portable sensors based on microfluidics.

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    Electrical and Electronic Engineering / Faculty of Science and Engineering

    Jing Wang

    Assistant Professor (Lecturer) in Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Department Exam Officer