3D Printing
Rapid prototyping and production of mechanical components. Design iteration from CAD model to physical part.
Student-led engineering collective focused on full-stack development, embedded systems, and applied machine learning. Building practical tools and integrated hardware-software systems.
MAKERs' operates at the intersection of electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, and computer science. We build complete systems—from circuit design and PCB fabrication to embedded firmware and web interfaces.
Our full-stack emphasis means every project integrates hardware and software. A robotics platform isn't just motors and sensors; it's control algorithms, real-time communication, and operator interfaces. An IoT device isn't just a microcontroller; it's cloud integration, data pipelines, and visualization dashboards.
Integrated systems across hardware, software, and applied research
Rapid prototyping and production of mechanical components. Design iteration from CAD model to physical part.
PCB design, component selection, and board assembly. Building electronic systems from sensor interfaces to power distribution.
Mobile platforms integrating mechanical design, embedded control, and sensing. Building autonomous and teleoperated systems.
Web applications with frontend interfaces and backend services. Building complete systems from user interface to data layer.
Applied machine learning for computer vision, natural language processing, and data analysis. Model development and integration into applications.
Security analysis, vulnerability assessment, and secure system design. Capture The Flag competitions covering cryptography and system exploitation.
MAKERs' most important work: a web application serving the school community. The Utility Center provides classroom reservation management as its primary function, built with full-stack development practices.
A working tool that demonstrates complete system design from frontend to backend. The kind of engineering that matters when building solutions others actually use.
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