Digital Workshop

This workshop is the hub for digital design and rapid prototyping. Here, you will work with 3D models, develop technical and construction skills, and learn to prepare design documentation. These skills are important when working with industry partners. The workshop is a space for experimentation and testing ideas, where students from all programs work together on interdisciplinary projects.

Interior of the digital workshop, with a large table, chairs, and shelving units; an R2D2 robot stands on the right.
Digital Workshop | Photo by Maria Sadowska

Equipment

What can you use here?

You will have access to a laser cutter and 3D printers. The laser can cut and engrave paper, cardboard, rubber, wood-based materials, and acrylic. The 3D printers are perfect for creating test versions of complex parts such as connectors or extruders.

Learning Opportunities

What can you learn here?

You will learn to design 3D models in Rhino software and use them to create prototypes and test different versions of your solutions. You can print anything from small elements like buttons to larger parts like models, containers, or robotic grippers. Additionally, the laser cutter lets you build complex structures by combining many smaller, precision-cut parts.

Head

Sara Boś

Head of the KUKA Workshop and Digital Workshop, designer

Bio

Lecturers

Łukasz Jędraszczak

Assistant in the Digital Workshop, graduate of architecture and urban planning at Warsaw University of Technology, huge fan of lego