As part of our 2023 Holiday festivities, Root3 Labs held a candy bridge-building competition! Our talented engineers split into 3 teams to put their skills to the test. The teams were all given identical ingredients and thirty minutes on the clock to build their best...
As an engineering research and development company, we understand the importance of staying up-to-date with the latest tax incentives and tax resources for manufacturers in Maryland. Whether you're a startup or long-established business, taking advantage of these...
In less than a lifetime, we went from computers that filled an entire room to devices that fit in our pockets. While 'pocket-sized devices' may conjure images of modern smartphones, what I’m really talking about are single-board computers better known as...
Rachel describes the dip molding process and addresses the advantages and disadvantages of the manufacturing technique.
Let's talk logistics! It's not often the most obvious element of running a business, but the logistics behind getting projects ready to ship can be critical. Something as simple as boxing up a piece of equipment may require careful deliberation and precise execution...
In the realm of technological innovation, collaborations often hold the key to unlocking new possibilities. For fellow entrepreneurs in the technology corridor, collaborative partnerships with more established entities can help propel you to the next level. The...
Last week's Meet the Member event organized by the Maryland Tech Council was a huge success! The event was attended by over 60 tech enthusiasts, industry experts, and budding entrepreneurs! Attendees got to meet and engage with five of Root3 Labs' spotlighted clients,...
Root3 Labs’ licensed professional engineers and MSEs bring multidisciplinary expertise to every hardware development project, start to finish.
This month’s edition of ’10 Questions with Root3 Labs’ features Mechanical Engineer and dog mom Christina Krueger.
Continuing our ’10 questions with Root3 Labs’ series, next up is Sr. Mechanical Engineer Conrad Laskowski, who has been with the company since the very beginning.