TAMIU students detail 3D-printing projects and NASA rover work
Students from TAMIU described large-format 3D printing used for petroleum-engineering prototypes, NASA-style rover competitions and published human‑robot interaction research presented in Paris.
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Presenters described several 3D-printing applications on campus: large-format prints used to prototype petroleum-engineering models, 3D-printed flexible wheel designs intended for remote rovers, and small printed parts used in classroom and competition projects.
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