Projects from the DeArmond Makerspace, Price Science Commons, and Dean Walton
I wanted to mention one cool project that I have been working on over the last week in conjunction with the Riverfront/Looking Glass High School here in the Eugene area. It is an engineering...
We at the DeArmond Makerspace were very happy to have an invite to speak at the Women In Science & Engineering (WISE) Symposium this year. Our talented programming, robotic, and rocketry “engineer in training”...
Last week members of the Science Literacy Program visited the Price Science Commons’s VizLab to explore AR and VR hardware and software as they relate to science education. I had the chance to...
In the late summer or early fall of 2020, the ORESAT satellite, with the help of NASA’s cubesat program, will be loaded onto what we believe will be a SpaceX Dragon rocket and...
Just back from the “What is Technology?” Conference up in Portland, Oregon this Weekend. What a trip. The conference was wonderful, and I met some very interesting folks and had some great conversations. ...
Based on commentary from the UOregon Media Center for Science & Technology (MCS&T) Photogrammetry workshop yesterday (posted here), I wanted to post this research poster I worked presented at the 2015 Information Systems for Crisis...
Hanging out with Mark Blaine, Stephen Johnson, and others from the University of Oregon School of Journalism and Communication at the Media Center for Science and Technology’s workshop on photogrammetry. I was particularly excited...
Check out this model of Mount Saint Helens that we received at the Price Science Commons from the UO Earth Sciences Department and faculty member, Ray Weldon. For all of the 3D modeling that...
The Price Science Commons has a Phantom IV Pro Quadcopter UAV for university research projects. If you have a need, we might be able to solve your problem so check in with us. Here...
Related to our last post on the American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing meeting in the Price Science Commons’ VizLab, we were excited to be invited to talk about the use of...