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Makerspace
The makerspace is a workshop where students and researchers can prototype and fabricate new things or repair existing ones using hand tools, electronics, and machines such as 3D printer and laser cutter. Documentation and safety rules.
The Makerspace is equipped with the following:
- 3D printer Bambu Lab X1-Carbon
- Laser cutter and engraver Elegoo Phecda 20W
- 3D Scanner Shining 3D Einstar
- Twenty embedded platform for ultra-low latency audio and sensor processing Bela
- Three soldering stations
- Hot air rework station
- Digital multimeter
- Digital oscilloscope
- Signal generator
- DC power supply
- Wide range of electronic sensors, actuators, components and single board computers
- Rich selection of tools, materials, and consumable for prototyping
- Fume extractor
Makerspace documentation and safety rules.
Published Jan. 7, 2023 3:32 PM
- Last modified Aug. 30, 2026 3:41 PM
Lab director
Stefano Fasciani
Support
Aleksander Tidemann
Contact
Department of Musicology
Availability
The makerspace is is available for researchers and students under special conditions. Use of 3D printer and laser cutter is restricted to users that have completed a specific training.
- Location: ZEB-bygningen (1st floor)
- Booking: The makerspace has a maximum capacity of three users. Individual seats can be booked on Timeplan (TP). If seats are available, they can be taken on a first-come, first-served basis, but priority must be given to users who have booked a seat or to students of specific courses during semesters.