Welcome to the Design, Manufacturing & Automations Laboratory of the Hellenic Mediterranean University!
The aim of the Design, Manufacturing & Automation Laboratory is to promote scientific knowledge regarding the following disciplines: CAD/CAM Systems, 3D Modeling, Documentation of Cultural Heritage, Reverse Engineering, Bioengineering, Processing of Stochastic, Non-Stationary and Non-linear Signals and Systems, Simulation and Analysis of Signals and Systems, IoT Systems, Information Systems and Automations in Agriculture, etc.
In the laboratory there are 2 internships in the subjects of 3D printing and 3D scanning. For more information contact us: marvel[at]hmu[dot]gr
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[Heritage] Special Issue “3D Modeling for Cultural Heritage and Applications”
“The girl who was born twice’’ 1st prize at the 14th Chalkida documentary festival.
This is a film that, connecting history, art and science, touches on modern human problems with the help of a small child named “Myrtis”.
Nikos Loupakis’s documentary, “The Girl Who Was Born Twice”, won the 1st prize for best short film at the 14th Chalkida Documentary Festival, which ended yesterday.Το ντοκιμαντέρ του Νίκου Λουπάκη, «Το κορίτσι που γεννήθηκε δυο φορές», κέρδισε το 1ο βραβείο καλύτερης ταινίας μικρού μήκους, στο 14ο Φεστιβάλ Ντοκιμαντέρ Χαλκίδας που ολοκληρώθηκε χθες.
Myrtis-Online Event
Face to face with the past. Event that hosted by the Municipality of Chania in collaboration with the Municipal Port Fund of Chania, the KEPPEDIX-KAM and the Hellenic Mediterenian University this Thuesday 7 September at 6’o clock Chania welcomes Myrtida and...
Books
Bilalis N. & Maravelakis E., CAD/CAM Systems & 3D Modeling,
3rd edition, Kritiki Publications, Athens 2020.
Activities
Digitization of Ancient Aptera Castle using Drone
Digitization of the Castle of Ancient Aptera in the Great Fields of Chania, carried out by the laboratory of Design, Machining & Automation of the Hellenic Mediterranean University