Types of Makerspace your school can have

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Types of Makerspace your school can have

Workshop Space

There are lab technicians on site to provide any assistance you may need with any provided tools

They have equipment you may use such as: welding equipment, manual lathes, milling machines, CNC lathes and also mills

You are able to work with tools to build with metal, wood and plastics

Create Space

Some equipment may include, video cameras, audio recorders, AV equipment, computers and more

The main idea of this space to to create any projects that bland arts, technology, and entrepreneurship

Can be useful equipment for audio/sound, photography, video, lighting/studio and other art areas

Game Research & Immersive Design Lab (GRID Lab)

The GRID Lab provides undergraduate students, faculty and staff members all the tools they need in order to create their development or their research

It is also used to develop and research educational games, simulations, motion capture and even computer animation

Idea of the GRID Lab is based on the research and development of virtual augmented and mixed reality experiences

Innovation Center

The laboratory director can walk you through the steps of 3D printing if needed

They have a 3D printer lab as well as a prototyping facility that is available for all students to use for certain periods at a time

This space is used for student art, engineering projects or any other uses you may have