IxD Lab, IT University of Copenhagen

is a space to work with research questions that demand physical exploration of new forms of interactions as well as new materials and computational expressions. We think of it as a form-giving lab, where we give form to computations, materials, and interactions in an ongoing negotiation between the three. The IxD Lab holds basic tools for making physical artifacts, such as a 3-D printer, a laser cutter, sewing machines, and tools for woodwork, textile, print, etc. There is also a basic stock of materials and electronics, such as Arduino boards and shields, various sensors, LEDs, conductive fabric and thread, and thermo chromic ink.