Making the Unmakeable
Manufacturing and
Prototyping
Facility
The Additive Manufacturing and Printing Facility (AMPF) at Stanford aims to establish leadership in the future of manufacturing by providing a space for faculty, students, and entrepreneurs to turn their ideas into market-ready products. This advanced 3D printing facility will enable digital design, prototyping, and small-scale production as an integrated innovation hub and shared use facility that will be a key pillar for innovation and commercialization for investigators spanning the Stanford campus and Silicon Valley.
Shared-Use Model
A shared-use model for 3D printing resources offers numerous benefits to the Stanford community including individuals, groups, businesses, and the environment. By sharing resources such as printers, post-processing tools and lab space, users can significantly reduce their costs and expenses while maximizing their usage efficiency.
Printers
Carbon S2
Carbon M2
Carbon L1
