ProtoSpace is your link to UTS's Advanced Manufacturing capabilities. Our facility actively supports education, exploration and innovation. Based in the heart of Sydney, includes Australia’s largest collection of additive manufacturing technologies.

How ProtoSpace stands apart

  • Start-to-finish support for prototyping for all users:
    From individuals, startups, SMEs, local industries, to multinational conglomerates.
  • Focus on service-provision.
  • Technician-run; we support, rather than actively "do" research.
  • Multidisciplinary experts
  • Flexible and agile support.
ProtoSpace Technician consulting at 3d printer

Our mission

  • Driving Australian advanced manufacturing.
  • Public interaction and engagement.
  • Education, training, and provision of resources in additive manufacturing (or 3D printing).
  • Creating new opportunities for industry.
Wide angle shot of ProtoSpace's Protolab area

Our facilities

  • ProtoSpace Ultimo & Tech Hub Precinct in Botany
  • We will have 15 different advanced additive manufacturing technologies by 2022
  • 90+ machines to support our major 3D manufacturing equipment 
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Leading in advanced 3D manufacturing in Australia

Our unique lab supports innovation in R&D, driving collaboration across sectors and disciplines, and building partnerships that can unlock the next generation of manufacturing opportunities in Sydney. The facility spans 900m² and includes Australia’s largest collection of additive manufacturing technologies.

This range of additive and advanced manufacturing technologies, software and expertise, places NSW at the forefront of manufacturing innovation in the local region. Through industry and academic engagement with ProtoSpace, we aim to transform supply chains, introducing new business models and actively supporting the next generation of rapid prototyping and manufacturing opportunities for Australia.

The lab supports all aspects of the design process, from component design, manufacturing investigations and prototyping all the way through to final product research and development. More broadly, it's supporting digital transformation in the NSW manufacturing sector to inspire a new generation of thinkers, inventors, designers and innovators.

Full Colour 3D Printed UTS Tower on Stratasys J750

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