MCAST unveiled its latest investment in education and innovation with the acquisition of a state-of-the-art Cyber-Physical Lab.

The lab, situated at the Institute of Engineering and Transport (IET)’s Department of Mechanical Engineering, is set to enhance the educational experience of students and researchers in the field of Manufacturing Engineering.

The lab is equipped with the latest technologies, including advanced sensors, robotics, automation systems, and simulation tools, enabling students to engage in hands-on learning and practical experimentation.
This novel resource at the College will enable students to work on projects infused with real-world applications, preparing them for Engineering careers in industries such as automotive, aviation, building and construction, and more.

MCAST Director at the Institute of Engineering and Transport (IET) Dr Ing Stephen Sammut explained, “The new Cyber-Physical Lab is a game-changer for our Institute. It aligns perfectly with our mission to equip students with the skills and knowledge needed to excel both professionally and academically. We are confident that this lab will also contribute to groundbreaking research in the Engineering field.”
The Cyber-Physical Lab will also provide valuable research opportunities for faculty members and students alike, promoting innovation and driving advancements in the fields of engineering and transportation.

Ing Anthony Bartolo, Deputy Director at the Institute of Engineering and Transport (IET), stated, “MCAST invites students, faculty members, industry partners, and the broader community to explore and utilize this cutting-edge facility, fostering a collaborative and innovative environment for all stakeholders. The College remains committed to nurturing talent, driving innovation, and preparing students for a bright and technologically advanced future.”