Want to really impress your friend with a birthday gift? How about flying a drone to her front door that is MADE OF CHOCOLATE! It can be done, and it has been done, by a team of three Duke undergrads, with help from a chocolate maker called Chocolove.
3D Printing
The Innovation Co-Lab provides free 3D printing resources for all members of the Duke community, regardless of program or project. We have three Co-Lab Studio locations on campus for printing: the Technology Engagement Center (Telcom Building), the Rubenstein Arts Center, and Lilly Library.
Duke operates the 3D printing system via a cloud-based job submission platform called 3dPrinterOS. Any member of the Duke community can use this software to manage their print jobs and send prints remotely to any of the related labs.
If you need guidance, or would like to learn more about 3D printing or the Innovation Co-Lab, please visit one of the studios for direct support during staffed hours.
Learn more about the Innovation Co-Lab Studios at https://colab.duke.edu/studio.
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