The UTM Library Digital Exploration Lab supports UTM students, faculty, and staff in exploring 3D printing, virtual reality (VR), and die cutting. Our objective is to provide resources for teaching, learning, and research by offering basic workshops and training on the use of equipment and software.
Please use this form to request a booking. A staff member will review and approve the booking based on availability.
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3D Printer: Ultimaker S3 1
3D Printing
Nicknamed "Wall-E", this is the older printer in the lab. It is a reliable and well-used machine, best suited for simpler 3D model prints. This printer supports a maximum print size of 100mm x 100mm x 100mm.
3D Printer: Ultimaker S3 2
3D Printing
Nicknamed "Eve", this is the newest addition to the lab. It is best suited for more advanced 3D model prints. This printer supports a maximum print size of 100mm x 100mm x 100mm.
3D Scanner: MINI 2 REVOPOINT
3D Scanning
The MINI 2 is a high-precision 3D scanner equipped with ultra-high-resolution blue light technology, delivering single-frame accuracy of up to 0.02 mm. It features fast 16 fps scanning speeds, a 2-megapixel depth camera, and an RGB camera.
Meta Quest 3S Headset 1
Virtual reality (VR) headsets: Meta Quest 3
Nicknamed "Lock", this is a 128 GB Quest 3S new headset that supports hand tracking and access to Meta Horizon Worlds.
Meta Quest 3S Headset 2
Virtual reality (VR) headsets: Meta Quest 3
Nicknamed "Shock", this is a 128 GB Quest 3S new headset that supports hand tracking and access to Meta Horizon Worlds.
Meta Quest 3S Headset 3
Virtual reality (VR) headsets: Meta Quest 3
Nicknamed "Barrel", this is a 128 GB Quest 3S new headset that supports hand tracking and access to Meta Horizon Worlds.