School of Engineering

ADDLAB, Aalto University Digital Design Laboratory

ADDLAB, Aalto University Digital Design Laboratory, is a research organization initiated by the Aalto University's School of Engineering and School of Arts, Design and Architecture.

Project DIVALIITO | Study of the corrosion susceptibility of metal lattice structures | Tuomas Puttonen

Selective Laser Melted digital hydraulic valve system | Sergei Chekurov

Patient-specific reconstruction with 3D modeling and DMLS additive manufacturing | Mika Salmi

3D printed sand mold

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Project PERFORMATIVE COMPOSITIONS | FDM 3D printing on pre-stretched textiles | Oldouz Moslemian, Martin Genet | Photograhper Martin Genet

Material Deposition | Ashish Mohite

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Experimental SLS printing with sugar | Olli Wiikinkoski, Ashish Mohite

ABOUT us

At ADDLAB we explore the potential of digital design and manufacturing technologies to create commercially viable, culturally relevant, and societally valuable results. Through design driven research and development, open collaboration, and its multidisciplinary platform, ADDLAB utilizes the potential of today's digital technologies to develop functioning applications, production methods and products. Open to researchers and students, ADDLAB is a platform for vital experimentation, exploration, creativity and provocation, within which researchers and students expand their knowledge and foster future practices in design and engineering as well as architecture, art, education and business. ADDLAB facilitates and participates in interdisciplinary dialogue and actively collaborates with other university departments as well as industries, companies, researchers and experts.

COOPERATION

ADDLAB cooperates with multiple stakeholders in various fields such as design, engineering and production in both academia and industry, as well as with the society. The most common cooperation platforms are established on the basis of common projects and research interests. Smaller scale collaborations are settled based on bilateral research conducted for a pre-specified target. To join our multidisciplinary team contact us for further information.