The National Additive Manufacturing Innovation Cluster (NAMIC) aims to support more industries, expand into new areas and access new technologies via strategic partnerships with local and international stakeholders. To date, NAMIC has 3 strategic partnerships and multiple Memorandums of Understanding (MOU) partnerships with various local and international industry players across the AM value chain. These MOUs have translated into existing NAMIC projects and pipelines, with more to be developed.
Meinhardt and NAMIC will collaborate to explore new horizons in construction engineering through additive manufacturing (AM) technologies with the aim of enhancing its Smart City Centre of Excellence (COE) capabilities in the region.
Maritime & Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) and NAMIC will collaborate on innovation and development of maritime and energy applications related to digitalization and advanced manufacturing.
Collaboration will focus on AM technology standards development for medical devices, leverage best practices in AM medical device regulatory frameworks, based on “Technical Considerations for Additive Manufactured Medical Devices” by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) guidelines on medical devices, joint clinical trials in local hospitals on AM medical devices developed as well as AM digital workflows in a patient care environment.
SPEE3D will enter into a partnership with Singapore Polytechnic and NAMIC to develop and test-bed SPEE3D’s supersonic metal 3D printing solution (SP3D) including metal powder feedstock, as part of SPEE3D’s global go-to-market strategy.
As part of the collaboration with SAF, ST Kinetics, a first-tier supplier to SAF, will collaborate with NAMIC leveraging on their expertise in 3D printing as well as their network with research and industry partners.
