Zeoform™ is a regenerative material solutions company that utilises recovered plant fibres and transforms them into durable building materials.

As a member of a small team of industry-leading professionals, I specialize in additive manufacturing. Our team has developed a large-format, fused deposition modeling robot - essentially, a really, really big 3D printer!Our cutting-edge technology enables us to produce a wide range of products, from architectural expressions to medical models. By pushing the boundaries of what's possible, we constantly strive to innovate and create exceptional products that surpass expectations.

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"Introduction to 3D Printing"The course will introduce students to 3D Printing. Students will learn designing for a target market with an introduction to consumer research, and design niche products for that market that they will then make as prototypes using digital technologies. During this course students will be introduced to the safe working of these machines and how to design and prepare digital files to use them. The design teaching will be project based, for example packaging, point of sale and the students will create a visual image for their designs that they translate into digitally fabricated objects.

"A Field Trial of 3D Printing to Assess its Potential for Improving the Effectiveness and Efficiency of the Humanitarian Response"My role within the Griffith University research team, as the 'Field Researcher', has given me the opportunity to venture to and from Nairobi, Kenya. During these field visits, I have been working along side Oxfam's WASH engineers, to assess the theoretical and practical application of '3D printing' in the humanitarian sector.