The competition challenges students to use systems thinking to understand complex social or environmental concerns and articulate their findings in a way that people can understand and learn from.
While the woodshop, 3D printers and laser cutters in Carolina's makerspaces may bring ideas to life, student workers play a critical role in keeping Tar Heels making.
Innovate Carolina partners to provide programs at 79° West, a new coworking space and innovation hub just north of downtown Pittsboro, to help people expand entrepreneurial skills and professional networks.
BeAM — Carolina’s makerspace network — has rolled out 3DPrinterOS, a remote printer operating system that will allow makers to print from anywhere on campus.