Projects Received Patents

U3DP has provided valuable support to various departments, enhancing their research initiatives and fostering innovation. As a result of this collaborative effort, several research projects have successfully received patents. Each patent received by the projects listed below reflects a commitment to pushing the boundaries of knowledge and developing solutions that can make a meaningful impact.

3D-printed Superior Light and Breathable Wearable Textiles

Prof. Kinor Jiang (PolyU SFT) and Prof. Annie Yu (PolyU SFT) have introduced a new 3D-printed material that's both thin and soft like regular fabric but still strong and breathable.

This advancement significantly improves the performance and comfort of 3D-printed textiles.

Long-lasting Self-disinfecting Antimicrobial Material Technology

Dr Chris LO Kwan-yu (PolyU SFT) and Prof. KAN Chi-wai (PolyU SFT) have introduced the world's first antiviral 3D printing technology.

This invention represents a breakthrough in the fight against viruses and bacteria, providing a safe and effective solution for a wide range of industries and applications.

More innovations are forthcoming