3D Technologies on Campus

This list contains all equipment available on campus for working with 3D technologies such as 3D printing, 3D scanning, mixed reality, and more. If you know of a resource that is not listed here, please contact the 3D Technologies Workgroup so it can be added.

Available Equipment

Use the list below to see what kind of equipment is available across the SU campus. Note that some equipment may not be available for all use cases or at all times. We recommend reaching out to the contact person listed to inquire about the availability of individual items.

3D Printing
- SU Libraries MakerLab (GAC 118)
  - LulzBot Taz 6 (2)
  - Ultimaker 3
  - Ultimaker S3
  - FormLabs Form 2
  - Stratasys Dimension 1200es
  - See MakerLab website for descriptions of equipment
  - Contact: Chris Woodall
- Teacher Education Makerspace (CH/TE 280c)
  - LulzBot Taz 6 (2)
  - Resources for making: Cardboard, conductive foil tape, conductive copper tape, Worx ZIP NIP (small hand saw, robotics kits, small hobby motors, servos, gear motors, wheels, and various materials.
  - Students and faculty are welcome to visit as well as use materials for projects.
  - Contact: Diallo Sessoms
- Dave & Patsy Rommel Center for Entrepreneurship (212 West Main Street, Suite 205)
  - MakerBot Method X
  - Ultimaker S5
  - MakerBot Replicator +
  - Contact: Bryan Bourdeau
3D Scanning
- SU Libraries MakerLab (GAC 118)
  - 3D Systems Sense Handheld Scanner
  - DAVID SLS-3 High Definition Scanner
  - See MakerLab website for descriptions of equipment
  - Contact: Chris Woodall
- Art Department (FH 128)
  - Matter and Form 3D Scanner
  - Primarily used by students enrolled in 3D Art classes.
  - Contact: Laura West
- Dave & Patsy Rommel Center for Entrepreneurship (212 West Main Street, Suite 205)
  - Creaform Academia 50 3D Scanner
  - Contact: Bryan Bourdeau
Laser Cutting/Engraving
- SU Libraries MakerLab (GAC 118)
  - Glowforge Plus
  - See MakerLab website for descriptions of equipment
  - Contact: Chris Woodall
- Dave & Patsy Rommel Center for Entrepreneurship (212 West Main Street, Suite 205)
  - Dremel Digilab
  - Universal Laser VLS3.60DT
  - Contact: Bryan Bourdeau
Virtual Reality
- SU Libraries MakerLab (GAC 118)
  - HTC Vive Pro
  - Oculus (Meta) Quest
  - Oculus (Meta) Go (2)
- Dave & Patsy Rommel Center for Entrepreneurship (212 West Main Street, Suite 205)
  - Samsung Oculus Rift
  - Contact: Bryan Bourdeau
Augmented Reality
- Physics Department
  - Microsoft HoloLens (4 first generation, 2 second generation)
  - See here more information about how Steven Binz has used these
  - For here more information about what the devices are capable of (YouTube)
  - Students and faculty are welcome to try the devices as well as use them for
    research and or independent study.
  - Contact: Steven Binz
- Geology Department
  - AR Sandbox
  - For more information, visit the Augmented Reality Sandbox site at UC Davis
  - Students or faculty are welcome to use the devices for classes, research, or independent study.
  - Contact: Brent Zaprowski
CNC Router
- Dave & Patsy Rommel Center for Entrepreneurship (212 West Main Street, Suite 205)
  - Forest Scientific FabBot 24x15
  - Contact: Bryan Bourdeau
Vinyl Cutting/Printing
- Dave & Patsy Rommel Center for Entrepreneurship (212 West Main Street, Suite 205)
  - Roland BN-20 (print & cut)
  - Roland GS-24 (cutting only)
  - Contact: Bryan Bourdeau
Other Technologies
The Dave & Patsy Rommel Center for Entrepreneurship (212 West Main Street, Suite 205) also has the following technologies available:
- Coding/Soldering
  - Matrix Arduino & Raspberry Pi Microcontroller Development Kit
  - Pace ADS200 Accudrive Production Soldering Station
- Heat Press
  - Stahls Digital Clam
- Sewing/Embroidery
  - Brother SE600 (2)
- Contact: Bryan Bourdeau