Our lab equipment and facilities support a range of activities. Users can access benchtop space to iterate on prototypes, assemble devices at a small scale, and package and ship components.
The Hardware Lab is supported by Pamela Winifrid Green, whose generous bequest is helping researchers to make an impact through innovation.
Ultimaker 2+ Connect is compatible with 20+ materials for a wide range of applications, and has cloud capability for remote 3D printing.
Carbatec i2R 4 suits a wide range of materials and can perform complex cutting and machining tasks.
Flux 3D Beambox Pro lets you customise a range of materials, including steel, wood, leather, glass and stone, into any shape or style.
Voltera V-One has 4-in-1 functionality to help you build a PCB prototype in hours – these include circuit printing, drilling, solder paste dispensing and reflow.
Pricing is determined based on the needs and scope of your project. This will be discussed during the project consultation phase.
The User Access Scheme provides small grants to University researchers. It supports access to labs and equipment for early-stage prototyping and commercialisation.
Access to the Hardware Lab is subject to availability and approval. Please submit an Expression of Interest outlining your project and intended use of the facilities.