Sebastian Geyer, BSc MSc
Senior Lecturer
sebastian.geyer@hcw.ac.at
+43 1 606 68 77-2313
Project Duration: 1.10.2022 to 30.9.2027
Additive manufacturing technologies are leading to a rethink of traditional production options in many different industries and enable even small batches to be produced in a cost- and material-efficient manner. The targeted material application of the manufacturing processes enables a resource-saving and sustainable use of primary raw materials.
As development in this area continues to progress, increased integration into teaching is also an important aspect. The focus of the planned project is to improve the quality of teaching through the implementation of AMSEL (Additive Manufacturing Science and Education Lab) at Hochschule Campus Wien at the HTC - High Tech Campus Wien site. As part of the current curriculum of the Bachelor's and Master's degree programme in High Tech Manufacturing, students learn about additive manufacturing (AM) technologies primarily from a theoretical perspective. As the High Tech Manufacturing study program currently has mainly industrial AM systems, which would require several weeks of training, students can hardly gain any practical experience in the field in the corresponding exercises. The implementation of AMSEL closes this gap between theory and practice and, following its successful establishment in teaching on the Master's degree programme in High Tech Manufacturing, will be available for teaching on all study programs at Hochschule Campus Wien in the future. The technology focus in this laboratory will be on low-threshold AM technologies such as fused layer modelling (FLM), digital light processing (DLP) and polyjet modelling (PJM). The operation of these machines is easy to learn through exercises and workshops.
