Our Space
Advanced Prototyping Facilities
Advanced Prototyping at the Innovation Centre enables students to transform their ideas into functional models using modern tools and technologies such as 3D printers, laser cutting, CNC machines, electronics kits, and digital fabrication software. This process allows learners to test designs, identify improvements, and refine their concepts through multiple iterations. By working with both digital and physical materials, students gain practical engineering and design experience while understanding how real-world products are developed from concept to final model.
Brainstorming Arena + Ref. Library
The Library and Brainstorming Arena is a combined knowledge and ideation space where students can research, read, explore references, and simultaneously develop new ideas. Equipped with design books, technology resources, magazines, and digital references, this area supports informed thinking and concept development. The brainstorming section provides flexible seating, writable boards, and discussion zones that encourage collaboration, sketching, and planning. Together, this space allows students to move seamlessly from research to idea generation, helping them build well-informed and innovative project directions.
Design Studio
Simulation Testing + Competition arena
The Drone Testing Arena is a dedicated and safe zone designed for students to practice flying, testing, and improving their drone models. This space allows learners to conduct controlled experiments, understand flight mechanics, and evaluate stability, speed, and maneuverability in a supervised environment. The arena supports hands-on learning in aeromodelling and drone technology while ensuring safety, precision, and real-time performance analysis of student projects.
The Simulation Zone is an immersive learning area equipped with cockpit, submarine, and drone simulators that allow students to experience real-world control environments in a safe and guided setting. Through virtual scenarios and interactive controls, learners can understand navigation systems, flight dynamics, underwater operations, and decision-making skills without physical risk. This zone enhances technical understanding, spatial awareness, and situational response while blending digital technology with experiential learning.
Out Door Deck
The Outdoor Deck is an extension of the Innovation Centre that provides an open-air workspace for students to experiment, build larger models, conduct aeromodelling and drone activities, and engage in collaborative design tasks. This area encourages movement, observation, and real-time testing of projects in a natural environment. It serves as a flexible learning zone where students can brainstorm, sketch ideas, perform demonstrations, and connect classroom concepts with practical outdoor exploration.
Welding Arena & Metal Workshop
Safety & Emergency
