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President’s Design Award 2020: Other winners of Design of the Year award
The AirMesh Pavilion, created by the Architectural Intelligence Research Lab (AirLab) at SUTD has won Design of the Year. It is the first of such structure in the world, constructed entirely out of 3D-printed stainless-steel components and glows in the dark.
President’s Design Award 2020 honours designers for outstanding local and global works
SINGAPORE – An exhaustive body of work in visual communications, “skyrise” public housing, a public school in Sabah carved out of shipping …
New technology aims to harness energy from desalination
Singapore has long considered the surrounding seas as a resource that can be converted into drinking water. But new research has shown the …
Liquid metal antenna matches extreme curvature and deformation of moving organs
Biomedical sensors that actively monitor physiological signals from moving organs undergo large and cyclic deformations.
Creativ-Space: Living in a Material World
Creativ-Space magazine did a write-up on new sustainable materials used by furniture designers and featured work done by Assistant Prof Carlos Bañón and the AIRLAB.
3D Metalforge commissions new high performance metal printer
Associate Prof Soh Gim Song and team have been working with 3D MetalForge to co-developed the H-WAAM printer, which can print faster, and larger metal parts
Technology makes it easy: 3D printed houses
Channel 8’s Hello Singapore does a spotlight on 3D printed homes, featuring interviews with ASD Assistant Prof Carlos Bañón and ASD PhD student Chiu Po Heng.
Unique method to fabricate freeform structures of thermoplastics in microparticulate gels
Fabrication of 3D freeform structures of thermoplastics involving overhang (non-anchored) structures is successfully showcased by fused …
#designspottingsg Ep. 6: Carlos Banon
DesignSingapore Council’s 6th episode of #designspottingsg featured Assistant Professor Carlos Banon, the co-founder of Airlab.
New Method Developed to Create “Food Inks” for 3D Printing Fresh Vegetables
Singapore researchers develop new method for ‘printing’ fresh vegetables, leading to tastier, more nutritious food for patients with …
