Duke Innovation Co-Lab

Hey! Have you ever had the very specific dream of owning a small dragon with the sole purpose of holding your phone for you? What if I told you that very specific dream could be yours *now*, for *free*? The Co-Lab has the equipment to make it happen, and 3D printing is one of the most accessible and easy ways to get involved at the ‘Lab! Check out our newsletter from FWOC for a quick tutorial here: https://t.e2ma.net/message/0x0elj/kh955uh

To learn more about what we do at the Co-Lab and get to know our space, come to our opening event this week and check out our Roots technical courses this semester (free classes in tech topics)!

One of the best ways to follow the Co-Lab’s events and courses (and receive a weekly pun courtesy of yours truly) is to follow our newsletter! I could be the best part of your Monday.

Check out Roots: https://colab.duke.edu/roots
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The Duke Monowheel Team's EV360 has been a Co-Lab fixture for over a year as the team built and refined their design for this electric monowheel. While it has been fun to hear tour groups gawking and guessing what it is (hamster wheel? flying car?), it's even more fun to see it in action.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9pd5HWNLNmE

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EV360: Duke Students Build Electric Monowheel

This is the list of classes happening in the following weeks,
Please visit our website for more details:
https://colab.duke.edu/roots

These are the list of classes happening in the following weeks,
Please visit our website for more details: https://colab.duke.edu/roots

Joselyn and Michael are busy competitively* working on their Co-Lab Maker Challenge Projects: Objects that Reward Laziness! They’re working with circuits, but you can make a lo-fi lazy-rewarding object with any materials you have laying around the house. We’re showing off what we made on Friday at 3 and want to see your projects too! Join us then via IG Live or tag us in photos of your creations !! Have fun making!
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* Joselyn and Michael are helping each other and immediately told one another their ideas for lazy objects

COVID-19 Engineering Response Team Assembles from Every Corner of Duke Through strong networks connecting students, faculty and staff across Duke University and Duke Health, a dedicated team has mobilized to engineer solutions to problems created by the pandemic

Co-Lab @ Home: P5 Live with Ted Davis! Co-lab @ Home and Duke Create bring you creative technology programming while the Duke community is away from campus. This workshop is led by Ted Davis, P5 L...

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Duke's COVID Engineering Response Team is working on projects to address Duke Health’s identified clinical equipment needs. With two projects already delivered, the team is leveraging existing programs and collaborations to take products through the full engineering design process from identifying a need to testing prototypes to documenting final plans for others to take advantage of in a matter of weeks.

And the team, which includes students as well as faculty and staff, is far from done—they have even more projects in the pipeline and are actively identifying new ways to help Duke Health. To learn more, check out their new hub on our Pratt website, which tracks the progress of their current projects, includes contact information for submitting a clinical need or volunteering resources, and provides links to plans and documentation for their devices so that others might benefit from Duke's ingenuity. https://pratt.duke.edu/covid19/response-team

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🔷Last chance to take Live Coding Shaders with today @ 2pm EST🔷
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We’re using an online program and copy and pasted code that you can alter. Come give it a try and make some rich graphics in the browser with NYC-based live coder Char Stiles.
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Link in calendar in bio!

🤩THIS IS WHAT HAPPENING TODAY🤩..
Join us through our link below:
https://colab.duke.edu/colab_at_home