Gannon University students had the exciting opportunity to get creative at a DIY Keychains Workshop held in the MakerSpace

As an exhibitor at this year’s STEAM Fair, Gannon’s MakerSpace was honored to be part of such an impactful community event

the Gannon University MakerSpace team participated in the STEAM fair at the Springfield Elementary School

Alexandra Pennemann is a graduate student obtaining her Masters of Science in Mechanical Engineering.

Gannon University's MakerSpace 3D print farm enables rapid production, featuring student-made products in the campus bookstore

The Boss Industrial Laser Cutter and Engraver delivers 155 watts of cutting power with a lifetime performance of up to 12,000 hours

Our MakerSpace is a cutting-edge facility designed to empower students, faculty, and staff to bring their ideas to life!

Daniel Rutkowski is a senior Industrial and Robotics Engineering student and a Senior Makerspace Lab Technician at Gannon University

The Gannon University MakerSpace attended the annual Manufacturing Day event hosted by the Manufacturer & Business Association.

The FM-Station Fiber Machine features an adjustable galvo scanner head capable of projecting between 20 to 100 watts of fiber laser power

Spotlight of the Gannon University's MakerSpace Equipment

Gannon University's MakerSpace establishes at the Ruskin Campus

Spotlight of the equipment used by Gannon University's MakerSpace

Gianni led the initiative to convert the MakerSpace's old Avid CNC router into a pellet-fed large format 3D printer

Using 3D laser scanning and full-color 3D printing, witness the transformation of the historical masterpiece into a vibrant 3D model

We compared the print speeds of three popular 3D printers, concluding a ranking of the best one based on the speed and quality

Five Prints, with the exact same filament running similar slicing profiles competed to win approval

See our first look and impressions of the Prusa XL, a large-format 3D printer with a build volume three times larger than the MK3S

Gannon University and NFI Empire collaborated to create custom 3D-printed and machined parts to restore a 1932 Ford Highboy Roadster

Using a 3D laser scanner to create a digital replica in real-time, a team of Gannon students and staff designed an exact staircase balusters