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3D Printed Car Parts Moving Closer to Production

Government invests in South Korea's auto sector.

3D printed auto parts could soon be used in cars by 2020, UNIST researcher says.

UNIST has been selected for funding under MOTIE's 3D printing R&Bd project. Soon, companies will make use of 3D printing to manufacture car parts, bringing benefits in cost and strength. l Photo Credit: Getty Images Bank

Additive manufacturing, better known as 3D printing certainly has its place in the automotive industry. A recent study finds 3D printing of automotive parts could not only save millions of dollars in the product development process, but it... Read More

UNIST Comes to Prominence as Global Graphene Leader

Paving the way for cost-effective mass production of graphene

At the Technology Transfer Agreement Ceremony held at the UNIST campus, from left are, Chi-Yoon Lee (President of Deokyang Energen Corp.), In-Yup Jeon (School of Energy and Chemical Engineering), Jong-Beom Baek (Interdisciplinary School of Green Energy), and Moo Je Cho (President of UNIST).

On January 20, there was a signing ceremony of Strategic Cooperation Agreement of a Mass Production of Graphene Technology Transfer between UNIST and Deokayng Energen Corp., held at UNIST. Under this agreement, the technique of mass-product... Read More

Jan 27, 2015 By JooHyeon Heo Community Contribution, News

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