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PROJECT
70

Acoustic Amplification Creations

By Lulzbot

Through this lesson, we will investigate the fundamental properties of sound waves and how they travel through the air. After considering what creates sound, we will determine how we can create devices to manipulate it!

PROJECT
89

Impression STAMPS & Cylinder SEALS

By Lulzbot

Through this challenge, students will be able to create their own unique impressions on time by designing and fabricating a stamp or seal of their own!

PROJECT
123

Prototype Puzzles & Games

By Lulzbot

Despite the challenge, remorse, and frustration, humankind strives to partake in puzzles and games whenever we can. Nearly everyone has played a game or solved a puzzle of some kind, whether it be a strategy, mechanical, logic, or skill. In this challenge, students will not only experiment with and play different puzzle and games, but also design and fabricate their own!

PROJECT
80

Making Smart Storage Solutions

By Lulzbot

Through this lesson, we look at how we store and use the things we buy from the eyes of a designer, ‎not the consumer. Students will identify a product or item they use at home, in school, or perhaps on a team or in a club ‎in order to redesign and improve the way they use them.

PROJECT
86

Fabricating Usable Tools

By Lulzbot

Through this lesson, we will consider how tools have been crafted throughout time to complete various tasks, construct our cities, and form the modern world of technology and tools we rely on today!

PROJECT
125

Prototypes For Our Pets

By Lulzbot

Through this lesson, students will think like a designer as they create prototype products and solutions for our pets in this real-world challenge!

PROJECT
99

Castle Crushing Catapults

By Lulzbot

While the technology may be ancient, the real-world concepts and lessons that can be learned through designing and building catapults is still very much alive today! Through this hands-on design challenge, students will learn how catapults have evolved over time as they design and build their own modern-day projectile throwing devices under real-world specifications and constraints.