THE ROBOTICS & ENGINEERING LAB @ CATALYST

At SAACA we believe in the power of project based and hands on learning.  The Robotics & Engineering Lab at CATALYST will be a genuine space for innovation, creativity and collaborative learning. 

Builders, creators, innovators, designers, computer scientists, and tinkerers can use this space to teach technical skills alongside the maker mentality to the general public through fix-it clinics, 3D design and fabrication, and project-based workshops.

The Robotics & Engineering Lab will be a dynamic space for learning that will empower students of all ages, helping them to shift from being passive learners to active creators and innovators.  With over 1,000 square feet of collaborative space focused on innovation in science, technology, engineering, art and math grew, we fundamentally believe that creative problem solving, and learning will remain one of the most valuable skillsets into the future, teaching twenty-first-century skills. 

TAKE A CLASS

We invite the community to attend weekly classes in the Robotics & Engineering Lab.  Classes will range from free classes and open learning sessions, to more structured project based advanced learning in coding, innovative building, and machinary classes.  

TEACH A CLASS

Local makers, hackers, innovaters, tinkerers and creators can rent the Robotics & Engineering Lab to teach a class.  Rental rates start at only $75/event and can include listing on all CATALYST media outlets and community outreach.  

Inquire About Renting the Robotics & Engineering Lab to Teach Classes

ROBOTICS & ENGINEERING LAB FEATURES

Space Features

• Class Capacity Room for up to 30 people
• Approximately 1,000 square feet
• Specialized machinery list and technology (final coming soon)
• 3 Compartment Sink
• Mobile Projector and High-Resolution Video Camera
• 4 Large Shop Tables with Padded Seating

QUESTIONS ABOUT THE ROBOTICS & ENGINEERING LAB?

As a true community space for the arts, we are currently seeking local partners to support these efforts, through collaborative partnerships, as well as sponsorships for the space.  Contact SAACA Director of Programs, Matt Rolland at matt@saaca.org to learn about the wide range of partnerships available.  We are currently seeking in-kind donations of machinery, tools, supplies and programming content.  We are also seeking mentors, organizations, education partners, and teachers to collaborate in the space as part of our intergenerational programs.