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Institute of Manufacturing Engineering

In line with the principles of Industry 4.0, the Institute of Manufacturing Engineering focuses on research, education and training of specialists in manufacturing technologies and computer-aided manufacturing. The institute’s research activities focus primarily on manufacturing technologies, materials engineering, metrology, CA systems, parametric and generative design, 3D digitisation, additive manufacturing, robotics, virtual reality, and manufacturing process monitoring. In the field of education, the Institute focuses on preparing specialists in modern manufacturing technologies who can respond effectively to the current and future needs of industry.

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prof. RNDr. Dušan Knežo, PhD.

Director of the Institute of Manufacturing Engineering

  • Bayerova 1 , Office 06
  • +421 55 602 6302  | dusan.knezo@tuke.sk
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Mgr. Ľubica Siváková

Secretariat

  • Štúrova 31 , Office 54
  • +421 55 602 6462  | lubica.sivakova@tuke.sk

Department of Manufacturing Technologies

The Department of Manufacturing Technologies is one of the two departments within the Institute of Manufacturing Engineering. Its activities focus not only on basic and applied research but also on international scientific cooperation in the fields of manufacturing technologies, materials engineering, metrology covering various levels of automation and incorporating robotics applications in accordance with the principles of Industry 4.0. The department’s research activities extend beyond the mechanical engineering industry to selected areas of healthcare, veterinary medicine, plastics processing, and defence industries. The results of the department’s scientific and research activities are incorporated into the continuous development and innovation of educational processes helping to prepare graduates capable of addressing multidisciplinary challenges in industry. The department’s mission is to educate and prepare specialists whose knowledge and skills enable them to respond effectively to both the current and future needs of industrial enterprises.

 

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assoc. prof. Eng. MSc. Ján Duplák, PhD.

Head of the Department of Manufacturing Technologies

Contact: +421 55 602 6462 | KVT – Department of Manufacturing Technologies

Department of Computer-Aided Manufacturing Technologies

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Contact: +421 55 602 6462  | KPPVT – Department of Computer-Aided Manufacturing

The Department of Computer-Aided Manufacturing Technologies prepares specialists for Industry 4.0 with a focus on advanced manufacturing technologies. It combines innovation with professional practice thus contributing to the development of new technologies and their integration into manufacturing processes. Key areas include CA systems (CAD/CAM/CAE), parametric and generative design, 3D digitisation using 3D scanning techniques, additive manufacturing, robotics, virtual and augmented reality, and manufacturing process monitoring. Students acquire both theoretical knowledge and practical experience in programming, optimisation, and the design of manufacturing systems. This multidisciplinary approach prepares them for the challenges of modern industry and supports their professional development across a wide range of manufacturing technology applications.

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assoc. prof. Eng. MSc. Martin Pollák, PhD.

Head of the Department of Computer-Aided Manufacturing Technologies

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Eng. MSc. Jakub Kaščak, PhD.

Study Advisor