The lab serves the university both by providing a space for students to learn about fabrication in a hands-on setting and by providing fabrication services for the university’s many technical projects. He has a background in industrial design and scientific instrument making. The lab provides training and fabrication services to students at the university and has an impressive collection of machines including 5-axis CNC machines, SLA 3D printers, and, of course, robots.Īndrew Tarlinton is the manager of technical services, design, and architecture for Protolab. Protolab is a fabrication laboratory at the Swinburne University of Technology in Victoria, Australia. Let’s have a look at that project! Meet… Protolab Recently, Andrew Tarlinton from Protolab at the Swinburne University of Technology had a question about using robotic milling with the new Fusion 360 Plugin.Īndrew asked: How can I incorporate multiple external axes into my robotic milling project? Often, the first we hear about these great case studies is when a user sends us a question. We always love hearing from users of RoboDK, especially when they are using new features of the software. What does a project using the Fusion 360 plugin look like in practice? Here’s how one university fabrication lab Protolab used multiple external axes.
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