The FabLab is a collaborative, hands-on workspace designed to foster creativity, experimentation, and rapid prototyping. Whether you are an engineering student, an entrepreneurial innovator, or a researcher, the FabLab provides the tools, technology, and expert guidance needed to bring your concepts to life.


Available Tools & Technology

The FabLab is equipped with a comprehensive range of modern fabrication and design tools to support your projects:

3D Printing

Access to the newest and latest 3D printing technologies for rapid, high-quality additive manufacturing of your designs.

Laser & Vinyl Cutting

Precision laser cutters and vinyl cutting machines for detailed engraving, signage, and custom material shaping.

CAD Workstations

High-powered desktop PCs pre-loaded with industry-standard Computer-Aided Design (CAD) software to finalise your digital models.

General Fabrication

Traditional DIY workbenches and general power tools for tinkering, assembling, bolting, gluing, and screwing your physical prototypes together.


How It Works

1. Booking & Access

To ensure access to the required machines, you must book your appointment at least 4 days in advance. Walk-ins are welcome and accommodated only if there are no existing bookings.

2. Guided Self-Service

The FabLab operates on a hands-on model. You will work on the machines yourself, but dedicated technical assistants are always on hand to guide you, provide training, and ensure safe operation.


Usage Guidelines & Costs

  • Prototyping Focus: The equipment is strictly for producing and perfecting prototypes. Large-scale or mass production is not permitted.
  • Material Costs Only: Users pay only for the materials consumed during their project, as clearly indicated on the price lists displayed within the Lab.
  • Innovation Welcome: From cutting-edge 3D printing to traditional hands-on assembly, the FabLab is your space to tinker, experiment, and build. Visit us and help make the future!

Have a Look Inside the FabLab

Take a virtual tour to see our facilities, equipment, and students in action.

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