The Molding Process Laboratory is a cutting-edge facility supporting a wide range of advanced processes, including two-dimensional engraving, 3D carving, three-dimensional relief, CNC molding, and reverse engineering. Its integrated hardware and software systems provide seamless coordination of electrical and mechanical functions, ensuring strong technical support for both undergraduate and postgraduate teaching, particularly in product design.
Equipped to international standards, the Laboratory accommodates diverse applications such as automated graphic-to-3D molding, geometric data acquisition, processing of large or discrete datasets, model reconstruction, and rapid prototyping. These capabilities make it an essential platform for experimental teaching and research in industrial design, manufacturing, architecture, and the arts.
Courses relying on this facility include CNC Graphic Design Experiments, Architectural Model Making, Rapid Prototyping, CIS Design Experiments, and Exhibition Design Experiments. Its main equipment includes advanced 3D printers, laser scanners, laser marking systems, and CNC engraving machines.
