Machine Learning Workstation

The Coding Lab is equipped with powerful workstations that can run various (experimental) machine learning applications, depending on the students' needs. After a brief introduction in the lab, students can request remote access to work with this technology. We can provide local runtimes for Jupyter & Colab notebooks, Stable Diffusion pipelines (Comfy UI, etc.) and other Python based setups.

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Physical Computing

In addition to an electronics workshop—equipped with soldering stations, lab power supplies, multimeters, and essential electronic components—a wide range of microcontroller boards (e.g., Arduino, ESP32), single-board computers (e.g., Raspberry Pi), sensors, motor drivers, LED strips, etc. are available. If interested, these materials can also be borrowed by students.

Axidraw

The AxiDraw is a pen plotter, which is a type of simple robot. Its sole function is to guide a pen (or other implement mounted in the pen holder) along the set of vector lines, curves, and paths that you ask it to follow. Everything that the machine is ultimately capable of, such as drawing graphics, writing text, or signing documents, are expressions of this basic function. It is capable of drawing essentially anything that can be composed from a set of lines.

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