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...
Learn what it takes to turn ideas into prototypes and prototypes into finished products.
Happy National Inventors Month from Root3 Labs! Check out some of our past prototypes and inventions we had the pleasure of designing.
Conrad demonstrates some of the raster and vector cutting techniques used throughout our prototyping process using various fabrication tools.
Christina demonstrates how to design and build a silicone mold that will, later on, create Root3 hot chocolate bombs.
Conrad reviews shape-memory alloy properties and shares a Root3 Labs hack on how to heat-set Nitinol parts at a low cost.
By Dionna Moore Want to leverage your pumpkin’s untapped potential? Root3 Labs has created an easy guide to help you build your own self-powered illuminated pumpkin. Need: A pumpkin that can illuminate itself without a candle or an external power source....
Todd gives an overview of the workflow to get from a design to a finished part using our CNC Router.
Andrey walks through three techniques for working with Solidworks “Configurations”.
Congratulations to our client, Coaptech, for recently raising $2.35 million in seed funding to support clinical trials and continue progress toward FDA approval of the device we developed with them to insert a feeding tube at the bedside.
Add these events to your Calendar Morning Coffee with Hardware Design Engineers November 21, 2017 8:30a - Get your morning off to a great start with coffee and bagels at Root3 Labs. Meet with other hardware engineers and designers in the Baltimore region. Share...
Last year Root3 Labs experimented with multi-material 3D-printing to deliver prototypes that simulated a button and gasket that would be overmolded in production. We were very happy with the results and our client was quite pleased that we were able to quickly iterate...
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