Maker Hub
Spring 2020
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 This clock was designed based on a 19th-century Cuban comb from the Smithsonian archives. |
 This sculpture serves as a commentary on the shortcomings of a few specific subjects in American public education- Geography & History. |
 The Lauinger Library Maker Hub staffers and volunteers have been using the 3D printers to help provide essential personal protective equipment (PPE) to healthcare workers in the area.  |
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Fall 2019
 The FL Machine was made for Georgetown Media Fest by two Floridians. |
 5 journals with wooden covers laser cut with living hinge spines and featuring prominent campus architecture, representing each of the four undergraduate schools and the university as a whole. |
 Helmet Hair, a multi-layered laser cut artwork |
 This is a table linen napkin graphic design for KING's Café in my imagination that commemorates Martin Luther King Jr. |
 I created a set of reflective post cards cards to help students in the LDT program to take a quick moment to slow down and express a little gratitude. |
Spring 2019
 This payload measures humidity, pressure, temperature, UV radiation, and acceleration, gyroscopic motion, and magnetic fields. |
 These low-cost air quality monitors measure dangerous particulate matter, temperature, and humidity.  |
 Prop sword made from EVA foam, aluminum wire, and poster board, painted with acrylic paint. |
 This is series of paintings by artist Ashley Dequilla made for the Asian and Pacific Islander Domestic Violence Research Project. |
 These projects created using many artistic mediums supported in the Maker Hub. |
 This pack of handmade notebooks include vector drawn representations of DCPL locations. |
 This win-win business idea for both consumers and the environment describes using hempcrete blocks as insulation.  |
Fall 2018
 The Fidget Quilt was made using refurbished pants found in the Maker Hub along with tactile additions such as foam, felt, and pom poms. |
 A laser-cut puzzle as a conceptual annotated bibliography.  |
 This is a laser-cut map of Georgetown. |
 Laser-cut Christmas ornaments created in the Maker Hub. |
 Students created self-sustaining terrariums using different soil layers and small tropical plants in closed jars. |
 This original laser-cut artwork depicts the New York City and Washington DC skylines reflecting each other in opposing wood tones. |
 3D printing helped facilitate research by providing study participants with scale models or their individual brains. |
 This laser-cut bee has eyes that light up and buzzing sounds that change pitch when the wings are moved. |
Spring 2018
 Students built air quality monitors in the Maker Hub to monitor PM2.5 using solar PV for power. |
 A pulse oximeter is a device that measures both your heart rate & oxygen saturation. |
 The startup hotel makes local goods more accessible through automated vending pods. |
 This project demonstrates environmental racism in Detroit. |
 An in-depth study of the Helvetica typeface using different embroidery styles. |
 A vision system so that the operator of large construction equipment can see what they're doing if their view is obstructed from the operations cabin. |
 3d models of actual abdominal aortas created for an anatomy class. |
Fall 2017
 A 3D visualization of Europe. |
 Your Handy Kenyan Cookbook |
 Customized poker chips. |
 Quierra makes earrings with the Maker Hub's laser cutter. |
 An experimental piece of art testing the limits and pushing the boundaries of what defines a “pillow.” |
Summer 2017
 The Helping Hands project is a journal series designed to lend a helping hand to vulnerable populations. |
Spring 2017
 This Georgetown student was inspired to develop an idea for a new medical device. |
 A special photograph that was laser-cut into wood at the Maker Hub. |
 Multicolored portraits of different music artists created with a 3D printer pen. |
Fall 2016
 We used the 3D reconstruction of a CT scan to print a model skull for a patient with craniofacial dysplasia. |
Spring 2016
 A brief study of Native Mesoamerican architecture based on existing archeological data and historical documents. |
 With the help of open source software and Gelardin's Maker Space, Max Kim designed and prototyped a steno machine. |