Centre for Promotion of Additive Manufacturing

• The state proposes to setup a Centre for Promotion of Additive Manufacturing in PPP Mode as a hub for end-to-end 3D printing innovation.
• The state also proposes to setup a Bioprinting Lab in PPP mode for advanced R&D in healthcare sector.
• The state would facilitate establishment on a specialised agency and/or consortium to coordinate- the activities for commercialization of
  technology.

Infrastructure Facilities

• Maker Village - 3D Printing Industry Specific supporting ecosystem for startups and industries who are in the process of adopting the system
• Kerala Startup Mission - a government-supported incubator that provides support to start-ups in the state of Kerala, including those working on 3D Printing projects.
• Incubator Support by Digital University
• Fab Labs in leading technology institutions with the support of MIT

Investment Avenues/Opportunity

• Establishing a Innovation Centre through PPP Mode in Additive Manufacturing Sector to lead the Industrial Adoption and Leverage the current drive towards Industry 4.0

Status of the Project

• Conceptualisation Stage – The State has announced its intend and earmarked budget provisions

Policy Support
3D Printing or Additive Manufacturing is recognised as a priority sector under new Industrial Policy of Kerala and the investments will attract policy incentives, investment support in HR Capacity Building, R&D and Adoption of new technologies. Support Industries with 10 Crore Corpus Fund in the end to end adoption of the technology

Nodal Department

• Kerala Startup Mission

Contact

Managing Director
Kerala State Industrial Development Corporation Ltd.
T.C. XI/266, Keston Road, Kowdiar,
Thiruvananthapuram-695 003
Ph: +91-471-2318922 (EPABX)
Fax: 0471-2315893
Email: ipksidc@ksidcmail.org / enquiry@ksidcmail.org

3D Printing Education and Training Centre

This project aims to establish a centre that can provide education and training on 3D printing and related technologies, such as 3D scanning, 3D modelling, 3D printing software, etc.The centre will offer various courses and programs, such as certificate, diploma, degree, etc., for students, professionals, entrepreneurs, etc., who want to learn and enhance their skills and knowledge in 3D printing.The centre will also have a research and development facility to conduct and promote innovation and research in 3D printing and its applications.

Infrastructure Facilities
• 3D Printing Education and Training Centre to cater the     skill gap
• Project leverages on policy incentives and promotions       on 3D Printing instituted by federal governments and       skilling initiatives
• Acquisiton /expansion of existing CAD/CAM Training         Centres to include 3D Printing Sector: Additive                  Manufacturing / 3D Printing
 
Status of the Project

• Conceptualisation Stage – The State has announced incentive schemes for companies which adopt trainings to aid transformation to additive Manufacturing

Policy Support
3D Printing or Additive Manufacturing is recognised as a priority sector under new Industrial Policy of Kerala and the investments will attract policy incentives, investment support in HR Capacity Building, R&D and Adoption of new technologies. Policy to Support Industries with one-time Upskilling Cost in  Additive Manufacturing

Nodal Department
Kerala Startup Mission

Contact
Managing Director
Kerala State Industrial Development Corporation Ltd.
T.C. XI/266, Keston Road, Kowdiar,
Thiruvananthapuram-695 003
Ph: +91-471-2318922 (EPABX)
Fax: 0471-2315893
Email: ipksidc@ksidcmail.org / enquiry@ksidcmail.org