WRO4digITal – Your Support Center for 3D Printing Technologies and more
WRO4digITal is the European Digital Innovation Hub (EDIH) from Wrocław, offering free support for companies from the SME sector in the field of digitization as part of de minimis state aid. Thanks to our offer, you can take advantage of professional training, consulting and access to modern technologies, including 3D printing and additive manufacturing – at no cost.
Our offer for you:
• Free training and workshops – learn about 3D printing technologies, their application in industry and modern production.
• Free expert advice – consult your needs with our specialists and find the best solutions for your company.
• Demonstration and testing – use our consortium's laboratories to test additive technologies in practice.
• Support in implementations – we will help you integrate 3D printing technology in your business.
• Connect with partners – Find technology providers and potential collaborators in the industry.
• Assistance in financing – we will advise you on how to obtain funds for the implementation of innovation.
Our mission is to support entrepreneurs in increasing their competitiveness through modern digital solutions. All services for SMEs are provided free of charge under de minimis aid. If you want to develop your business using 3D printing – contact us!
Join WRO4digITal and reach a new level of innovation!
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The Additive Manufacturing and Materials (AM&M) Research Team is based at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering of Wroclaw University of Science and Technology and is an interdisciplinary research group that includes specialists in manufacturing techniques, materials science, design, and measurement methods.
Our core competencies include the application of additive technologies for the manufacture of customized components and fully functional parts with complex internal and external structures, including components designed to operate in harsh (thermal, mechanical, and corrosive) operating conditions.
The activities of the Team include the realization of a wide range of scientific and implementation projects at the national and international level, both independently and in cooperation with partners within consortia. The AM&M Team disseminates the acquired knowledge through publications in renowned scientific journals, patent applications, and implementation of the developed solutions in industrial practice.
The AM&M Team conducts research and development projects to control the material and mechanical properties of a wide range of engineering materials, such as ceramics, polymers, metals, and superalloys. These materials are intended for applications in various industrial sectors, including automotive, aerospace, medical, and energy, and are produced using additive techniques such as PBF, MEX, and VP.