CSE by the numbers: Anderson Innovation Labs
Several 3D printers in the Anderson Student Innovation Lab are “do-it-yourself” printers that students can use with little or no training to create parts and prototypes for their student group project or class.
Labs include equipment to help students turn ideas into reality
March 1, 2018
From solar cars and rockets to a prosthetic hand, the new Clifford I. and Nancy C. Anderson Innovation Labs are changing education for students. With more than 10,000 square feet of hands-on learning space, the labs are helping turn students' ideas into reality. The three labs, which opened in spring 2017, include a waterjet cutter, computer-controlled milling machines, and the largest bank of 3D printers on campus.
For more information, visit the Anderson Innovation Labs web page.
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