10 Courses
Digital Fabrication
1. 3D printing technologies used in digital fabrication
3D printing refers to technologies that can create physical objects from digital files by adding material layer after layer and the aim of this course is to provide a basic understanding of 3D printing and its applications in digital manufacturing.
Digital Fabrication
2. Digital manufacturing of a product using a FDM 3D printer
The aim of this course is to provide a basic understanding of FDM 3D printing technology and its application in digital manufacturing
Digital Fabrication
3. Computer Numerical Control (CNC) machining
The aim of this course is to provide a basic understanding of CNC machining and its application in digital manufacturing.
Digital Fabrication
4. Laser Cutting
The aim of this course is to provide a basic understanding of laser cutting and its application in digital manufacturing.
Digital Fabrication
5. CNC routing
CNC routing is among several advanced machining applications operated by a computerized, automated process that controls the motion of tools for shaping, machining, cutting, or subtracting material used in manufacturing products.
Digital Fabrication
6. Digital design of an aircraft for fabrication
The aim of this course is to present the evaluation of an aircraft design, using the Digital - Computational approach.
Digital Fabrication
7. Design & optimization of a traffic sign
The aim of this course is to examine the detail design & optimization of a traffic sign geometry.
Digital Fabrication
8. Digital design of a wind turbine
The aim of this course is to help students design a wind turbine blade model ready for fabrication, that could be designed in a simple and concise manner, by the students.
Digital Fabrication
9. Wind turbine digital fabrication
This course describes the process of digital fabrication of a wind turbine.
Digital Fabrication
10. micro-Computed Tomography
The aim of this course is to create a digital model of a real object with just a single measurement involving both the external and the internal geometry of the object.
