INNOVATION CENTER
The KEEL Innovation Center is a collaborative hub to provide students with specific places to gain hands-on experience with highly specialized tools.
By integrating manufacturing-grade technology into purpose built labs, we empower the next generation of technical pioneers to master the tools of tomorrow. The KEEL Innovation Center is dedicated to transforming bold visions into engineering excellence.
LEGO LAB
The LEGO Lab serves as a foundational workshop where students bridge the gap between creative design and robotics. As a dedicated space for FIRST LEGO League preparation, this facility provides the tools and environment necessary for mastering structural integrity, complex gearing, and logic-based sensor movement. Students work in teams to tackle seasonal challenges, developing essential skills in rapid prototyping and iterative design that define the technical pioneers of tomorrow.
ELECTONICS LAB
This space will provide hands-on experiences with reading schematics, building CAN networks and understanding electrical units of measure like volts, watts, and amps. Our Electronics Lab provides students with high-end digital oscilloscopes, precision soldering stations, and advanced circuit prototyping kits. This space will provide key skills in rounding out students' knowledge of microprocessors and programming.
COMPUTING AND DESIGN LAB
The Computing and Design Lab serves as the digital heart of the STEM facility. This high-tech environment is where students can work hands on with a production grade robotic arm and utilize professional-grade software to bridge the gap between abstract concepts and functional engineering. From detailed mechanical assemblies to programming real world technology, this space is built for the next generation of technical leaders.
3D PRINT LAB
The 3D Print Lab at Lockwood STEM Center serves as a high-performance additive manufacturing room. Students engage in technical prototyping using industrial SLA resin systems, bridging the gap between computer-aided design and physical engineering. In an “open facility,” it is vital to have a space where the printers are well ventilated. The lab was custom designed to maximize the performance of the printers.
