Research & Development
Advancing the Potential of 3D Printing Technology
We bridge the gap between industry and researcher — producing what they need for a better future.
Our Focus
Research & Development
One of our core focus areas is research and development. We understand the potential of 3D printing technology and the need for new materials and processes that can be used across many applications.
Our R&D spans medical, automotive, and jewelry industries. Through many collaborations, we bridge the gap between industry and researcher — producing what they need for better healthcare and stronger products.
We also work with the innovative Product Development Centre (IPDC) in the United Kingdom for joint product development focusing on metal 3D printing that stretches into automotive, Oil & Gas, and consumer products.
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Research Collaborations with Industries and Institutions
13 Jul 20263D Gens, together with Universiti Malaysia Pahang Al-Sultan Abdullah (UMPSA), has secured another project under CREST to develop an Additive Manufacturing Module for Medical Devices.
19 May 20263D Gens welcomed a research team from Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM) for a hands-on session sharing knowledge and practical insights in Powder Bed Fusion (PBF) technology.
4 Mar 20263D Gens hosted IMMaP UiTM for their first visit to the 3D printing facility, with discussions focused on strategic partnership in metallurgy, material processing, and applied research.
14 Nov 20253D Gens' homegrown GENSx170 3D Bioprinter is being utilised by postgraduate researchers at the School of Materials, Universiti Sains Malaysia, contributing to advanced bioprinting research.
7 Jul 20253D Gens has begun a major project with KTMB — Malaysia's national rail operator — supporting their journey into digital transformation and 3D printing for a smarter, faster rail future.
11 Jun 2025Congratulations to CIAST on the successful procurement of a new 3D Metal Printer. 3D Gens offers expertise in establishing and operationalizing metal 3D printing labs to full capability and safety standards.
Areas of Research
Where We Innovate
Medical & Healthcare
Bridging the gap between clinical need and manufacturing capability. We collaborate with researchers and hospitals to produce what they need for better patient outcomes.
Material Innovation
Developing new materials for additive manufacturing, including rubber-based polymers in collaboration with Lembaga Getah Malaysia — expanding what can be 3D printed.
Industry Applications
R&D spanning automotive, Oil & Gas, jewelry, and consumer products — working with partners including the innovative Product Development Centre (IPDC) in the United Kingdom.
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