Drop in to Bollier 108 Mondays, Tuesdays & Wednesdays from 1:30-3:30 p.m. Walk-ins welcome anytime Daniel Clark is in!
Beginning SEAS students are challenged with coding and spring-powered car projects to compete for $250
Rapid prototyping equipment creates proof-of-concept models to test out ideas.
Use the Universal Laser System VLS 4.75 to customize almost anything by engraving logos, names and digital art. Cut wood, plastic, and more into precise, intricate shapes.
Our collection of 3D printers meet many needs. The Intamsys Funmat HT makes detailed and durable products with high-performance thermoplastic filaments.
Our Roland CAMM-1 GS-24 Vinyl Cutter makes intricate, precise cuts in thin materials. Create stencils, stickers, and decals ready to stick or heat-apply to almost anything.
The Formech 450DT shapes thin plastic around most 3D shapes to create customized molds, RC vehicle bodies, trays and stands for unusually-shaped items.
Join wires and small components together with the X-Tronic SX90 Micro soldering stations. Build electrical kits, create neat new things, or make repairs in your own devices.
Are your circuits working correctly? Test your design with this combination oscilloscope, digital multimeter, DC power supply and input/output device all in one.
Don't know a breadboard from a bread knife? Get a step-by-step introduction to integrated electronics, circuitry, and coding with kits with Raspberry Pi and Arduino.
Make a webcam-controlled rover, a drawing robot, or a self-balancing motorcycle. Or adapt an advanced kit to dive deep into control systems and signal processing.
