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Dr. Shibu John, Founder & CEO, 3D Graphy, Mr. Nitin Kumar, COO, Shree Rapid Technologies, Mr. Nitin Chaudhary, Director, Shree Rapid Technologies  & Ms. Tejal Modi, Head PR & Communication, 3D Graphy join for a meeting formally acknowledging Shree Rapid Technologies as a 3D Graphy Associate Corporate Member.    ABOUT : Shree Rapid Technologies Shree Rapid Technologies (SRT) was incorporated in the year 2007 by our founders Mr. Nitin Chaudhari and Mr. Shashidhar Kumar, who were one of the first promoters of Additive Manufacturing in India. With their continuous efforts, SRT has become one of the leaders in driving adoption across industry verticals, becoming the backbone of 3D printing industry in India. SRT started with a team of 12 in March 2007 and 14 years of industry experience later, in January 2021 we are 60+ employees strong. SRT is the only company that provides end-to-end solutions for digital manufacturing workflows, starting from Reverse Engineering to Post-processing, empowering the AM industry in the country. Being the official sales partner of renowned brands like 3D Systems, 3D Ceram, BCN3D, BMF, Raise3D, Formlabs, API Metrology, Zeiss, Materialise, MiiCraft, nTopology, Techmeta, Titomic, HandsOnMetrology, Zortrax, 3Shape, Oqton and DyeMansion, SRT has intensified the availability of AM technologies and Machine Tooling with brands such as MAE, and Cartacci in India. Our unique Customer Innovation Centre (CIC) offers a glimpse of additive manufacturing across technologies (Direct Metal Printing, Selective Laser Sintering, Stereolithography, and more), designs, materials, and applications.

Cmde. Niranjan Khardenavis ( Retd.) Associate Director, Defence & Marine, 3D Graphy  and Dr. Yoav Zeif, CEO, Stratasys Ltd Stratasys, Ltd. is an American-Israeli manufacturer of  3D Printers , 3d software, and materials for polymer additive manufacturing as well as 3D-printed parts on-demand. The company is incorporated in Israel. Engineers use Stratasys systems to model complex geometries in a wide range of Polymer materials, including: ABS, Polyphenylsulfone (PPSF), polycarbonate (PC) and polyetherimide and Nylon 12. Stratasys manufactures in-office prototyping and direct digital manufacturing systems for automotive, aerospace, industrial, recreational, electronic, medical and consumer product OEM’s

Cmde. Niranjan Khardenavis, ( Retd.), Associate Director, Defence & Marine, 3D Graphy with Velo 3D team Velo3D  is an American company which provides a fully integrated metal 3D printing solution for mission-critical parts used for space exploration, to enhance critical defense systems, to boost transportation efficiency, and to produce cleaner energy.Their  advanced solution helps innovators build and scale the complex parts they need without compromising design or quality.

Sh. Dr. Mahesh Verma, Vice Chancellor, Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University and Dr. Shibu John, Founder & CEO, 3D GRAPHY LLP Prof. Ajay Singh Singholi, Professor & Incharge, University School of Automation & Robotics,  Dr. P. C Sharma, Director In- Charge, Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, Dr. Shibu John, Founder & CEO, 3D Graphy LLP and the CENTRER FOR DEVO TECHNOLOGIES & ERGONOMICS IN INDUSTRY 4.0  team members Dr. P.C Sharma, FNASc., FNNAS, Director In-Charge, Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University and Dr. Shibu John, Founder, 3D Graphy LLP joining hands to participate in the 4th edition of 3D Graphy Engineering & Medical 2024 International event to be held on 9th & 10th November in IIT Delhi.  Prof. Ajay Singh Singholi, Professor & Incharge, University School of Automation & Robotics is a key respondent of the CENTER FOR DE NOVO TECHNOLOGIES & ERGONOMICS IN INDUSTRY 4.0.  3D Printing/ Additive Manufacturing machines of Meltio, Ultimaker and others been deployed for  making drones, bionic arms and other engineering and industrial applications. 

Sh. Dr. Subhransu S Acharya, Chairman – Cum – Managing Director, The National Small Industries Corporation Limited & Dr. Shibu John, Founder & CEO, 3D GRAPHY LLP

3D GRAPHY KNOWLEDGE FORUM :    A platform sharing insights about the latest  3D technology inclusion in 3D Printing & 3D Visualisation.  The forum is a platform introducing 3D technology solutions to end users from different industries. The current meeting was very specific to Semiconductor industry –  Topic : “3D Printing for Semiconductor Industry”. A Virtual meeting was arranged by 3D Graphy  on 15th June on Saturday at 3:45 pm to 5:00 pm to introduce  Dr. Ajai Chowdhry, Co Founder, HCL & EPIC Foundation India and 3D Graphy Associate Corporate Members who a 3D technology companies.  Participants for the meeting included :  Dr. Ajai Chowdhry, Co Founder, HCL & EPIC Foundation India. Dr. Sankha Dip Das, Scientist E, Ministry for Electronics & Information Technology, Govt. of India  Cmde. Niranjan Khardenavis ( Retd.), Associate Director, Defence & Marine, 3D Graphy LLP Dr. Shibu John, Founder & CEO, 3D Graphy LLP Dr. Winstone Deaver, Business Associate,  Course Trainer, 3D Graphy LLP Ms. Tejal Modi,  Head,  PR & Communication, 3D Graphy LLP, Editor, 3D Graphy News  Mr. Nitheen Kumar, COO, Shree Rapid technologies Pvt Ltd Mr. Saroop Chand, MD, Adroitec Information Systems Ltd Mr. Rajesh M, Consultant, Monotech Systems Ltd. Mr. Anand K, Manager, Sarto Electro Equipments Pvt. Conclusion :  Dr. Ajai Chowdhry, Co Founder, HCL & EPIC Foundation India expressed his interest to work together as a catalyst and help the 3D Graphy community to be introduced to the manufacturers of Semiconductors who would like to integrate the technology for manufacturing.  Dr. Ajay Chowdhry  EPIC foundation India as a Key Advisor  is also been invited to join as an  Industry Association Partner in the 3D GEM 2024 event held on 9th & 10th November in IIT Delhi.  On the 9th November we have a dedicated Session 2 with the topic – ” 3D printing & 3D Visualisation for Electronics & Semiconductor industry”. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Ut elit tellus, luctus nec ullamcorper mattis, pulvinar dapibus leo.

Extreme left –  Mr. Hansraj,  Advisor, NMHC,  Dr. Shibu John, Founder & CEO, 3D Graphy Llp, Col Hemant Kapoor,( Retd.) CEO, NMHC, and Cmde. Niranjan Khardenavis ( Retd.). Associate Director, Defence & Marine, 3D Graphy Llp.  Creating a National Maritime Heritage Complex (NMHC) involves several components where 3D printing and 3D visualization can play crucial roles. Here are the ways in which these technologies can enhance the project: 1. 3D Printing: A. Artifacts and Models Replicas of Historical Artifacts: Accurate 3D printed replicas of artifacts can be created for display, allowing visitors to handle and closely inspect them without risking damage to the originals. Ship Models: Detailed models of historical ships can be 3D printed to showcase different types of maritime vessels used throughout history. B. Exhibit Components Interactive Displays: Components such as parts of shipwrecks, tools, and maritime instruments can be 3D printed for interactive educational exhibits. Tactile Maps: 3D printed maps of significant maritime routes and historic sites, allowing visually impaired visitors to experience the exhibits through touch. C. Restoration and Conservation Replacement Parts: For restoration projects, 3D printing can be used to create missing parts of artifacts and exhibits with high precision. Protective Casings: Custom protective casings for fragile artifacts can be designed and printed. 2. 3D Visualization: A. Virtual Tours and Simulations Virtual Reality (VR) Tours: VR setups can allow visitors to explore recreated historical ships and maritime environments, providing an immersive educational experience. Augmented Reality (AR) Applications: AR apps can overlay historical information and visualizations on physical exhibits, enhancing the learning experience. B. Digital Exhibits Interactive 3D Models: Digital touchscreens can display interactive 3D models of ships, artifacts, and historical sites, allowing visitors to explore them in detail. Holographic Displays: Holograms can be used to create lifelike visualizations of maritime scenes and historical figures. C. Research and Documentation Detailed 3D Scanning: Scanning artifacts and sites can help in creating detailed 3D models for research, documentation, and preservation. Reconstruction of Historical Sites: Digital reconstruction of historical maritime sites and ships based on archaeological data can be visualized to provide insights into their original conditions. Implementation Plan Assessment and Planning: Identify key artifacts, ships, and exhibits to be created or enhanced using 3D technologies. Collaborate with historians, archaeologists, and maritime experts to ensure historical accuracy. Technology Integration: Invest in high-quality 3D printers and 3D scanning equipment. Develop partnerships with companies specializing in VR, AR, and 3D visualization. Content Development: Create 3D models and visualizations based on historical data. Develop interactive and educational content for exhibits. Exhibit Design and Setup: Design exhibit spaces to incorporate 3D printed models and visualization technologies. Ensure accessibility and interactivity to enhance visitor engagement. Training and Maintenance: Train staff in the use of 3D printing and visualization tools. Establish maintenance protocols for equipment and digital content. Conclusion By integrating 3D printing and 3D visualization technologies, the National Maritime Heritage Complex can offer a dynamic and interactive visitor experience, preserve maritime history with high precision, and enhance educational and research opportunities. This approach will not only attract visitors but also set a benchmark for modern museum practices. 3D Graphy with its team of Associate Corporate Members will be keen to participate in the project supporting efficiency and creative imagination to be made to reality.  NMHC Site – Work in progress Cmde. Niranjan Khardenavis ( Retd) Associate Director, Defence & Marine, 3D Graphy LLP,  Dr. Vasant Shinde, Advisor, NMHC and Dr. Shibu John, Founder & CEO, 3D Graphy LLP.  ABOUT NMHC  National Maritime Heritage Complex (NMHC) is an under construction tourism complex near Lothal in Ahmedabad district of Gujarat, India which will present the  maritime heritage of India.  The complex will have museums, amusement parks, educational institute, hotels and resort. It will also recreate Dholavira and Lothal cities in the complex. History The NMHC is being constructed near Lothal, an ancient maritime port city of Indus Valley Civilisation. The construction is being done under the Sagar Mala scheme of the Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways, Government of India. The masterplan was finalised in March 2019. The foundation stone was laid by Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi  on 4 March 2019. The project is being built in phases.  The NMHC is estimated to cost ₹3,500 crore (US$420 million) to ₹4,500 crore (US$540 million). The Government of Gujarat allocated land; built road, water supply and electricity lines; and contributed ₹150 crore (US$18 million) for internal infrastructure. The major ports funded ₹209 crore (US$25 million). Architecture firm Hafeez Contractor served as the principal management consultant. The Indian Port, Rail and Ropeway Corporation Limited was awarded the implementation work. The Phase 1A is being built by Tata projects The Phase 1A is expected to complete by March 2024  Features The NMHC will be spread over an area of 400 acres (160 ha) including 375 acres (152 ha) for the complex and 25 acres (10 ha) for the staff residential facilities. The National Maritime Heritage Museum will have 14 galleries depicting maritime history of India from the Harappan era to present. Phase 1 Under Phase 1A, the National Maritime Heritage Museum with 5 galleries and a naval gallery will be built at cost of ₹774.23 crore (US$93 million). It will be spread over a area of 35 acres (14 ha).  Under Phase 1B, the rest of the National Maritime Heritage Museum galleries, Light House Museum, 5D dome theatre, gardens and other infrastructure will be built. Under construction galleries of National Maritime Heritage Museum. Gallery Theme 1 Orientation and oceanic mythology 2 Harappans: The Pioneer Seafarers 3 Post Harappan Trajectories: The Impact of Climate change 4 India’s contact with the Greco-Roman world 5 Special exhibitions Naval Gallery Evolution of the Indian Navy and Indian Coast Guard Phase 2  State pavilions depicting maritime heritage of each coastal state and union territory of India will be built. The Maritime Institute; four amusement parks including Maritime and Naval Theme Park, Monuments Theme Park, Climate Change Theme Park, Adventure and Amusement Theme Park; hotels and resort will be built under this phase. It will also to recreate Dholavira  and Lothal cities as they were in ancient

3D Graphy team signed an NDA with IHFC – IIT Delhi.  The meeting was joined by  Dr. Winstone Deaver, Business Associate Manager, 3D Graphy LLP,   Cmde Khardevanis ( Retd.), Associate Director, 3D Graphy LLP,  Dr.Shibu John, Founder & CEO, 3D Graphy LLP ,  Dr. Susha Lekshmi, Program Manager & Mr. Narendra Gaur, V.P, Operations,  i – Hub Foundation for Cobotics( IHFC) – IIT Delhi  The initiative was to be a catalyst in assisting the start – up’s with 3d printing solutions and services.