ATEC Fab Lab Spring 2017 Hours

***HOURS HAVE BEEN POSTED FOR SPRING 2017***

Fab Lab - Spring 2017 Hours:

Monday: 1:00pm - 4:00pm
Tuesday: 10:00am - 5:00pm
Wednesday: 1:00pm - 6:00pm
Thursday: 10:00am - 5:00pm
Friday: 1:00pm - 6:00pm

*** FOR ANY QUESTIONS, CONCERNS OR APPOINTMENTS PLEASE CONTACT THE LAB MANAGER***

FACULTY ADVISOR

Professor Andrew Scott

afs140330@utdallas.edu

ATC 1.913

LAB MANAGER

Amanda Marder

akm150430@utdallas.edu

Fab Lab

ATC 1.914

LAB TECHNICIAN

Ronald Chun

cxw115230@utdallas.edu

Fab Lab

ATEC Fab Lab Fall 2016 Hours

***HOURS HAVE BEEN POSTED FOR FALL 2016***

Fab Lab Fall 2016 Hours

Monday: 8:45am-3:45pm

Tuesday: 12-5pm

Thursday: 12-5pm

Wednesday: 1-6pm

Friday: 1-6pm

*** FOR ANY QUESTIONS, CONCERNS OR APPOINTMENTS PLEASE CONTACT THE LAB MANAGER***

FACULTY ADVISOR

Professor Andrew Scott

afs140330@utdallas.edu

ATC 1.913

LAB MANAGER

Amanda Marder

akm150430@utdallas.edu

Fab Lab

LAB TECHNICIAN

Ronald Chun

cxw115230@utdallas.edu

Fab Lab

***FALL SEMESTER UPDATES***

Due to upgrading our current lab in room 1.910, this lab will not be available for now.  However we do have a temporary lab set up on the 4th floor.  If you are enrolled in a class with Professor Andrew Scott he will keep you informed of all the recent changes and updates.

Pepakura Bust

Recently composed by Ronald Wu, one of ATEC's MFA students and Professor Andrew Scott.  Ronald created the 3D model and built the pepakure sculpture while Professo Andrew Scott provided the vision and meticulous bronzed paint job.

Reynolds Advanced Materials

Looking for a new project?  Want to re-work a 3D model? Want to create multiples of an object without the cost or hassle of 3D modeling and printing?

Check out Reynolds Advanced Materials to boost your creative flow!  Summer is no time for breaks!


Reynolds Advanced Materials
http://www.reynoldsam.com/
13700 Diplomat Dr
Farmers Branch, TX 75234

They also offer FREE OF CHARGE College Seminars!  Let us know if you are interested, must have an attendance of at 25 people so please let us know!

Vocativ: Chemically grown Drones: Meet the Chemputer

Published on Jul 6, 2016 by Vocativ

Avat of chemicals is literally growing a UAV drone. Scientists at Glasgow University and BAE Systems conceptualized a “Chemputer” cable of growing small, complex aircrafts. In the model system, users can choose which desired features are programmed into the drone. Aircrafts such as these UAVs could be created in a matter of weeks, quickly creating a fleet of drones. Scientists believe these chemically-produced drones could support military operations.

Believing is seeing?

Sprucing up the labs

Just getting the Fab Lab presentable for Fall!!!

As well as the 3D studio!

Holograms

***DIY Tutortial coming soon!***

Just experimenting with hollograms at the 3D studio.

 

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