- Barrett Information
Program information College: The Polytechnic School
Academic Unit: Engineering (EGR)
Campus: Polytechnic
About In addition to the requirements specified by the Barrett Honors College, the Engineering and Manufacturing Engineering programs at The Polytechnic School in the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering offer honors students several opportunities for honors credit and thesis research. The engineering program in the Polytechnic School is where project-based courses are the norm and innovation and an entrepreneurial focus is crucial to success.
- Calendar
Schedule an appointment
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- Contact and Location
Contact Please send all inquiries to danaukes@asu.edu
Location Office Location Technology Center, Room 152
6075 Innovation Way West
Mesa, AZ 85212
Phone: 480-727-5851 Lab Location Technology Center, Room 180
6075 Innovation Way West
Mesa, AZ 85212
Phone: 480-727-1573 Map
- Downloads
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- Equipment and Facilities
The IDEAlab at Arizona State University’s Polytechnic School has a wide variety of equipment available for designing, prototyping, modeling, analyzing, simulating, and testing a variety of robotic devices made using less-traditional materials.
Prototyping laminate robotic devices involves several planar processes which are available within the lab, including cutting, alignment, and lamination. We are capable of cutting a variety of flat, rolled, or sheet materials on either a Vinyl Express R31 Vinyl Cutter or an Epilog Fusion M2 CO2/Fiber Laser Cutter with a 28" x 40" bed.
- Hiring
We are currently not hiring at this time.
- Lab Meeting Schedule
- Professor Aukes' Calendar
- Research Opportunities
The IDEAlab at ASU is always looking for researchers in the field of robotics, design, and manufacturing. Get involved by coming to lab meetings and assisting on one of our existing projects.
PhD Research Please see our hiring page for current openings
Masters Research We do not generally fund masters research.
Masters Thesis If your research goals are well aligned with existing, ongoing work in the IDEAlab, Dr. Aukes is willing to serve on your masters thesis committee, provided the student is willing to commit to submitting their work to a journal at the end of their project.
