Home to MVP Studio and nGRIP Labs. Where NUS researchers and founders are given the tools needed to develop deep-tech into something that the world can use.
Our spaces
Where bringing deep tech to life actually happens.
Makerspace
MVP Studio
The build floor where NUS researchers, founders, and faculty turn deep-tech ideas into working products, on real engineering equipment.
For
Students / Spin-offs / Faculty
Supports
Product design and development service,
hardware assembly & testing
Key equipment
Working products, ready to test and launch
Startup lab / National GRIP
nGRIP Labs
The same facility, geared toward ventures heading to market. Where deep-tech research becomes a product investible enough to raise on.
Dual-extrusion FDM printing of functional parts in engineering plastics and composites.
Hardware ventures iterating on enclosures, jigs, and fit before tooling.
Industrial Drying Oven
Controlled-temperature curing, annealing, and moisture removal for parts and materials.
Materials, coatings, and resin work that needs heat treatment before testing.
Handheld Digital Multimeter
Spot-checking voltage, current, and continuity during board bring-up and debug.
Early-stage electronics teams tracing faults on custom boards.
Tektronix MD034 Mixed Domain Oscilloscope
Capturing analogue, digital, and RF signals, with a built-in spectrum analyser for EMI.
Connected devices and wireless startups chasing signal and interference issues.
Epilog Fusion Pro 24 Laser Cutter
Precision cutting and engraving of acrylic, wood, and thin materials.
Device housings, enclosures, and structural prototypes.
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Practical info
Find us in the i³ Building. Ground floor, end of the hallway.
Open to
NUS-affiliated teams — students, spin-offs, faculty
Requires agreement
Corporate / external projects need a collaboration agreement
Access
By appointment only
Address
i³ Building / Ground floor
21 Heng Mui Keng Terrace,
Singapore 119613 Get directions →
FAQ
Questions about the equipment
[1]
Can I use the equipment myself, or does the team operate it?
It depends on the equipment and your clearance. Some tools you can run yourself once you've been trained and signed off; others are operated by the technical team because of cost or safety. The facility is by appointment, so the first visit covers what you're cleared to use.
[2]
What's the booking and availability process?
The facility runs by appointment, not drop-in [TBD]
[3]
Is there a cost to use specific equipment?
[Needs the team's answer, and it's the highest-stakes question on the page
[4]
What training or clearance is required?
Most equipment requires a safety induction before you can use it, and some tools need specific sign-off.
[5]
Can external or corporate partners access the lab?
Yes, with a collaboration agreement in place.
Let’s build your breakthrough.
Send us what you're working on. We'll match you with a specialist who can support your build, or point you elsewhere if we don’t have the specific capability required.