UVM Instrumentation and Model Facility - IMF

UVM Instrumentation and Model Facility - IMF The Instrumentation and Model Facility (IMF) takes people's ideas and turns them into functional prototypes and custom ideas.

The Instrumentation and Model Facility (IMF) turns your ideas into custom instruments, integrated systems, prototypes, precision parts, and accurate models. Our custom design and fabrication services enable your organization to conduct world class research, achieve rapid product development, or prototype parts and assemblies using innovative rapid manufacturing techniques. IMF engineers and technicians employ a holistic systems view of your design challenges with a consultative approach while utilizing broad technical expertise in mechanical, electrical, optical, and software programming disciplines. They work in partnership with researchers, product development engineers, inventors, and entrepreneurs to design innovative instruments suited to your application, research need, or market. Depending on your requirements, we can fabricate a single custom part or instrument, conduct a small volume production run, or prototype models, parts, or assemblies using our new Polyjet 3D printing system. For over forty years, IMF has collaborated with researchers at UVM and other universities, hospitals, and government organizations as well as innovators at commercial enterprises in science, technology, research, manufacturing, engineering, and product development. This includes entrepreneurial companies supported by the Vermont Center for Emerging Technologies, innovative companies looking to enhance Vermont’s economic future, and advanced research organizations worldwide.

Great article on   Manu Prakash bringing       to the world. From   https://t.co/H4MGotVnIk
08/15/2017

Great article on Manu Prakash bringing to the world. From https://t.co/H4MGotVnIk

Bioengineering professor Manu Prakash brought the world a 50-cent microscope. Now he’s created more cheap public health tools, including a paper centrifuge and a mosquito identifier. And he’s…

Retweeted UVMInnovations ():Check out   Complex Systems research (and researchers) featured in this story https://t.co/i...
07/27/2017

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Check out Complex Systems research (and researchers) featured in this story https://t.co/iVSlBJdKKv

“A machine mapped most frequently used emotional trajectories in fiction & compared with the ones readers like best. https://t.co/jsSJwcK6ql”

Retweeted Ancero LLC ():Cyber security and malware: 'It's a Cyber arms race' Bill Conner says https://t.co/zGXG3n4daW   ...
07/20/2017

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Cyber security and malware: 'It's a Cyber arms race' Bill Conner says https://t.co/zGXG3n4daW

From NotPetya to WannaCry, the number of cyber-attacks continue to skyrocket worldwide.

  seems to have endless opportunities. Fantastic   from Anthony Atala on printing a human   https://t.co/Br0UQUXASE
07/19/2017

seems to have endless opportunities. Fantastic from Anthony Atala on printing a human https://t.co/Br0UQUXASE

Surgeon Anthony Atala demonstrates an early-stage experiment that could someday solve the organ-donor problem: a 3D printer that uses living cells to output a transplantable kidney. Using similar technology, Dr. Atala's young patient Luke Massella received an engineered bladder 10 years ago; we meet...

  seems to have endless opportunities. Fantastic   from Anthony Atala on printing a human   https://t.co/6788lIkrXk
07/19/2017

seems to have endless opportunities. Fantastic from Anthony Atala on printing a human https://t.co/6788lIkrXk

TED Talk Subtitles and Transcript: Surgeon Anthony Atala demonstrates an early-stage experiment that could someday solve the organ-donor problem: a 3D printer that uses living cells to output a transplantable kidney. Using similar technology, Dr. Atala's young patient Luke Massella received an engin...

07/19/2017

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Interesting talk from ethical hacker Stephanie Domas on from and harm. https://t.co/Fv4kDTWtg9

https://t.co/GbIZI5uHJ3 … 3D Printing allows many possibilities! Check out IMF's 3D printing services at https://t.co/v9...
07/12/2017

https://t.co/GbIZI5uHJ3 … 3D Printing allows many possibilities! Check out IMF's 3D printing services at https://t.co/v9Qd48yhYN

Scale LS3 Engine Block. Printer Used was Ultimaker 2+ PLA at .2 Layer Height Time to print was Approx 84 hours

Did you know that our Research Engineers both design and fabricate functional prototypes, instruments, precision parts a...
06/30/2017

Did you know that our Research Engineers both design and fabricate functional prototypes, instruments, precision parts and models? Their technical skills result in the timely production of well-engineered novel instruments and parts. Check out or website to learn more about their work. http://ow.ly/PhD530ccC7N

Our greatest asset in working with clients to achieve their design criteria are the talents and energies of our highly experienced employees. ...

Our new CNC Lathe will allow us to be more precise while cutting, sanding, knurling and drilling. Certainly an amazing p...
06/28/2017

Our new CNC Lathe will allow us to be more precise while cutting, sanding, knurling and drilling. Certainly an amazing piece of equipment! https://t.co/AuX6mGgqWh

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