They share a depressingly common theme, of a community hackerspace full of former students who are now technology professionals, sharing a city with a university anxious to own all the things in ...

First, there’s the computer modeling software for designing the parts. “What did the hackerspace use? Blender? AutoCAD?” Next, there’s the CAM software that translates our 3D model into a ...

The Blow Things Up Lab, located in the Atlas Building, is a place for experimentation and hacking. The lab wears three hats: a student hackerspace, a residency for ATLAS graduate student desks, and at ...