To gain access to the Robotics/Internet of Things (IoT) Lab in ICT 215 during open hours, read through this online training and pass the quiz on D2L.
In this makerspace lab, you can find a variety of robots for all skill levels, from small devices like EZ-Robots and Spheros, to advanced industrial devices such as the ABB YuMi® robot and the Kinova Gen3 arm.
In addition to robots, we also have gaming-grade laptops with Linux and Windows operating systems and ROS, as well as multiple electronics and mechanical components that are available for you to work on your own robotics and mechatronics or IoT projects. Components we have in the Robotics/IoT Lab include: Arduino UNO boards, Raspberry Pi microcomputers, motor drivers, DC motors, gears, and sensors (e.g. ultrasonic, line trackers, limit switches).
The Robotics/IoT Lab (ICT 215) is the central location to find equipment and tools related to robotics and Internet of Things (IoT) development. Here you will find open workspaces, demos, projects that you can participate in, and supplies/equipment for robotics and IoT development, such as:
One of the main features of the Robotics/IoT Lab is our Smart City. If you're interested in IoT but you're not sure where to start, the Smart City is a great platform to learn about IoT.
Location: ICT 215 (second floor)
Current hours of operation:
If you are already an M2Z member, follow along this Robotics/IoT Lab Access Training and successfully pass the associated quiz to get started.
The Robotics/IoT Lab Access Training comprises two main components:
We ask that you study the material found in this guide before completing the quiz. Instructions on how to take the quiz are covered within this guide. Once you have passed the quiz, you will be allowed to work in the Robotics/IoT Lab.