CeraFab L30 3D printer from Lithoz
3D printing of ceramics
News and events
The 3rd International Conference SCFF25
Welcome to the 3rd international conference From Smart Cities to Smart Factories for a Sustainable Future, May 13–15, 2025, in Ostrava, Czech Republic. Come and join us!
Meeting with the Minister at the International Industrial Fair
On Tuesday, 8 October 2024, Minister of the Environment Petr Hladík visited the stand of the Department of Machining, Assembly and Engineering Metrology of the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering at this year's 65th International Industrial Fair in Brno.
11th International scientific and expert conference TEAM 2024
Discover your research opportunities during the celebration of the 70th anniversary of the establishment of The Department Machining Assembly and Engineering Metrology at FME.
Internship in Protolab
He found himself in Ostrava by coincidence, but he came twice. The first time he was brought here in 2022 by the Erasmus programme, the second time he went to the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering of VSB-TUO on purpose. Twenty-one-year-old Gabriel Prat from France was one of the trainees in Protolab. What is his experience?
2nd International conference SCFF24
From Smart City to Smart Factory for Sustainable Future
International conference SCFF23
From Smart City to Smart Factory for Sustainable Future: conceptual framework, scenarios, and multidiscipline perspectives (SCFF23)
Innovative and additive production technology
From prototype to final product.
Great publication success for the 3D Printing Centre team
The scientific team from the Department of Machining, Assembly and Engineering Metrology, which works with additive technologies at the Protolab 3D Printing Centre, can celebrate a huge publication success. Their paper, published two years ago in Polymers magazine, won the prestigious Best Paper Award 2023.
Protolab can now produce 3D metal prints with perfect surfaces thanks to a new polishing machine
Using additive technologies, they can custom-make a protective half-mask, missing component parts, dentures or a scooter frame. This year, however, the experts at the Protolab 3D Printing Centre at the Department of Machining, Assembly and Engineering Metrology at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering at VSB-TUO decided to overcome another challenge - to significantly improve the surface properties of metal prints.