OriginLabs used CNC milling to refine metal 3D printed parts for material testing, demonstrating how advanced machining technology supports research, prototyping, and precision manufacturing.

OriginLabs Service Bureau Manager Tristan Hess shares insights on the prototyping process, common misconceptions, and how OriginLabs helps students and innovators turn rough concepts into tangible ideas through hands-on guidance, iteration, and access to advanced tools and technology.

OriginLabs helped Nittany Motor Sports fabricate the chassis for their Formula SAE race car by providing access to metalworking equipment, flexible workspace hours, and hands-on training from Jose Nunez.

OriginLabs provided four students participating in the Dare to Disrupt Design & Build Challenge with hands-on access to fabrication tools, laser cutters, and technical guidance as they transformed scrap materials into a prototype of the Dare to Disrupt podcast logo.

Fan Lin, a Penn State Harrisburg graduate, partnered with OriginLabs to transform her concept for a hospital phone holder into a prototype. Working with Tristan Hess, Lin refined the design, tested materials, and developed a solution focused on improving patient accessibility and comfort.