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Our Mission
Our Mission
lab64 is a Stanford Electrical Engineering-run makerspace. We provide a space, resources, community, and expertise in building electronic systems and physical devices that include electronics and computing.
Our mission is to empower students to learn and fulfill their electrical engineering-related projects and learning goals while building community as part of the Stanford Makersystem at large.
Getting Started
Getting Started
Who?
Who?
lab64 is open to the entire Stanford community! Any student, faculty, affiliate, or staff is welcome. It's also 100% Free!!
How?
How?
To be granted access to the lab, you will need to have taken the EE Basic Safety Training, and completed (and passed!) the subsequent ten-question Safety Training Quiz. Use of some lab64 equipment may require additional tool-specific training -- see our Tools & Equipment tab for more details.
When?
When?
10 AM - 6 PM Monday to Friday
Additional Hours are available and will vary. Check the calendar and our Slack!
Where?
Where?
Room 134 - David Packard Electrical Engineering
Adjacent to the first floor atrium across from Bytes Cafe!
A Makerspace for all
A Makerspace for all
Our space features tools and equipment geared towards electronics, though we have plenty of rapid prototyping equipment as well.
Some of the equipment requires training, which we'll provide through weekly training sessions and office hours. Check out our calendar & Slack!
Join the Community!
Join the Community!
Follow our mailing list to stay updated with events and announcements!
Meet other makers and ask questions in our Slack Community
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