Advanced Manufacturing and Automation Group
The Advanced Manufacturing and Automation group focus on state-of-the-art rapid prototyping, machining and fabrication facilities. The group has two main streams dealing with mechanical and electrical parts’ manufacturing. It boasts of having a shared facility “Robot Maker Lab” between all the NCRA Labs which is acting as a centralized robot manufacturing facility to support NCRA Labs, start-ups, academia and local industry. The main research themes include: design for additive manufacturing; model-based control of machining processes; single and multi-layer PCB design and manufacturing, integrated product-process design and optimization; remanufacturing and product recovery; sustainable and resource-efficient manufacturing; simulation and modelling techniques to address manufacturing challenges; and flexible, rapidly responsive production machines for customized manufacturing.
Research Group Members
Details
S.No | Name | Designation | Qualification | Specialization | Dept | Contact Details |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1. | Dr Amir Hamza | Assistant Professor | PhD. (Mechanical Engineering) | Engineering Materials | DMTs |
a.hamza@ceme
.nust.edu.pk
|
2. | Dr Uzair Khaleeq | Assistant Professor | Ph.D | Additive Manufacturing, Manufacturing System Design and Optimization | DMTs | uzair.khaleeq
@ceme.nust.edu.pk |
3. | Dr Mahmood Anwar Khan | Assistant Professor | Ph.D | Robotics, Stress Analysis | DMTs | mahmood.khan
@ceme.nust.edu.pk |
4. | Miss Sehrish Shahnawaz |
Lab Engineer | MS (Mechanical Engineering) | Design, Modelling and Simulation | DMTs | sehrish
.shahnawaz@ceme .nust.edu.pk |
Featured Projects
- 5-axis CNC machine center
- Universal drill and milling machine
- FDM and SLA based 3D printing
- 3D Scanning
- PCB prototyping
- Laser cutting for metals and non metals
- Composite manufacturing
- Licensed CAD modelling software
Funding
- Establishment of “Robot Maker Lab” under NCRA (118 Mn PKR)
- “Design and development of agribot for local agriculture applications” (3.2 Mn PKR)