Introduction- Hi from NTU

Hi, I haven't posted anything here before, but I thought I would say hi anyway.

I designed a 3D printed cubesat 2 years ago for my Masters thesis, and submitted it to the Virgin Media 3 New Things competition earlier this year (it won).

Also the same week I sent my thesis off to NTU Singapore, to see if I could get a scholarship for their 3D printing PhD course. I am happy to say I was accepted, and I started here in July 2014.

It was a very good week :)

Anyway, I now have access to the best 3D printers, and a very good opportunity to start business partnerships, particularly in the aerospace field.

So if anyone has any ideas for collaborations, then please let me know. I have a lot of projects going on right now, but my professors have given me consent to look for other interesting partnerships that can help push the knowledge a bit further (and make money).

Cheers, Phillip Keane

And here is the Virgin CubeSat story in brief, on the Stratasys blog...
http://blog.stratasys.com/2014/05/15...ini-satellite/

Hi Phillip, I'm 3D Printing a 6U CubeSat structure from aluminum. We've designed in a high-pressure xenon tank for ion propulsion, printed valves, battery mounts, and other systems. We have room to print-in more experiments if you have anything you'd like to contribute. Check us out:

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects...ellite-for-eve

Nick