Anderson Student Innovation Labs - University of Minnesota

04/07/2020

Send any cool projects your working on or have found our way! Even though we're self quarantining it doesn't mean we have to stop creating 😁. Also check out this Anderson labs throwback!

03/27/2020

We are now hiring a communications assistant for the coming semester. This is a paid and flexible position so be sure to check out the job with the link in our description and then Anderson labs in the search bar.😁

03/25/2020

A little throwback to the WISE steel rose event 🌹. Hope you guys are staying safe a healthy! If you're working on any cool projects at home we'd love to see them! @ University of Minnesota

03/21/2020

Here's something cool to look at while we're all locked away a wood desk made by Neal Choksi in the Anderson labs! What would you like to make once you're back ? @ University of Minnesota

03/06/2020

Have a great break everyone! For those staying, the lab will still be open for use just make sure to check our updated hours for the week!

03/03/2020

Check this out! RJ Martz lazer cut his and her coasters as a gift for his parents. Kitties and Star Wars what more could they ask for? Make a gift for someone important in your life 🎁 @ University of Minnesota Carlson School of Management

02/18/2020

Learn to laser cut! No prior experience is necessary. First class will be held February 20th and sign up is at training.umn.edu/courses/12620

02/13/2020

Our student workers are here to help you. Whether it be 3D printing or setting up a laser cut they know how to do it all and if not they will help you find the solution. Look out for the white lab coats with staff written on the back!

02/05/2020

No previous experience necessary! Come to the Anderson Labs in Mechanical Engineering 2- 134 and learn the basics of 3D Printing. You will learn how to... Find a file to print, the differences between printing processes, and how to print your design. Sign up at: training.umn.edu/courses/11980

01/29/2020

We're taking a look back at the previous semester to show off the design for a rubik's cube solving robot. Named Artemis Prime this robot was created in Anderson labs by Artemis Ma using laser cutting, 3D printing, a circuit board, motor, and a program he created! What would you create?

01/22/2020