Waste to use: Save environment with additive manufacturing
Principal Investigator
Prof. Swathi Sudhakar
Co-Investigator
Prof. Pijush Ghosh
Objective
- The objective is to utilise 3D printing to recycle waste, train students in design and manufacturing, create rural jobs, and promote sustainable development.
Description
- This model is designed to address environmental issues stemming from plastic and floral waste by harnessing additive manufacturing (3D printing). It establishes a circular economy by integrating small-scale units in rural villages and establishing 3D printing hubs at selected rural schools, serving as crucial nodal centres.
Impact
- The initiative's impact will be felt in education and livelihood development, with a focus on hands-on learning, critical thinking, and the application of 3D printing technology in areas such as games, toys, homewares, and education.
Budget in Lakhs
550.00
Duration
3 Years

