Here, every project begins with a question: bold, curious, and delightfully unconventional.
Our projects are the tangible answers to these questions. Dive in and discover for yourself.
Museum Scarab Vase How do you scan something that absorbs and reflects light? The story of digitizing the 'Mona Lisa of ceramics' and making it touchable for the first time in 115 years.
Education Curious Critter Corner Fifty students. Two weeks. Eight questions. One moment when failure became fuel and feedback became a cheat code.
Education Watts the Spot An NSF-funded renewable energy education program that teaches students about power through hands-on discovery.
Education Game Tower When students design video games about ethics, 4,500 people play their answers. Two seasons, eight games, one question: What could games teach us about decision-making?
Education Digital Voice Box A simple question opens complex thinking. Students build robots that listen and speak, discovering biomimicry principles that blur the line between nature and engineering.
Film Robo Owl How do you design for a future that could be any future? Creating a character prop for American High's film 'It's A Wonderful Binge.'
Health Face Shield When the pandemic hit, we asked: How can we help? 3.5 million face shields later, this is the story of rapid response manufacturing.
Furniture Resolute Chair What if you could 3D print a chair? Six years, eight printer versions, and 124 hours of printing to answer one ambitious question.
Art Cyborg Sculpture How do you share a sensory experience? A collaboration with Neil Harbisson, the world's first government-recognized cyborg.
Furniture Tree Table A table grown from recycled plastic bottles using procedural generation. What if furniture could be grown, not built?
Furniture Scoria Stools Discovering the aesthetic of Scoria through failed experiments. What if constraints could become creativity?
Food 3D Printed Food What if you could 3D print food? A pastry chef and a fabricator explore the delicious intersection of culinary art and digital fabrication.
Product Buildini What if 3D printers were instruments of curiosity instead of closed boxes? An open, flexible machine that invites experimentation, modification, and discovery.
Installation All of the Lights An installation of 100 unique 3D printed lamps, each design hand-sculpted and one-of-a-kind We help organizations apply creative discovery methods to complex challenges.
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