In our techLAB, you can implement small projects independently at your own pace using technologies such as 3D printers, laser cutters or cutting plotters. Our competent explainers help you quickly familiarise yourself with our makerspace, learn the handling of the equipment and acquire the necessary digital skills.
Whether using wood, fabric, cardboard or microcontrollers, you can create things based on your very own ideas: After all, there is a maker inside all of us!
The techLAB offers several computer workstations with open-source programmes installed on them, which are also available for free download on the Internet. So if you have discovered or developed something in the lab, but cannot or do not want to stay in the museum that long, you have the opportunity to continue working at home. Of course, you can also bring your semi-finished project with you to complete in the lab.
On our nextgen*LAB platform, we share a great number of project ideas and guides, and everyone is welcome to present their own projects as part of the techLAB community! In addition, you will find information about the existing equipment, the software products and materials used as well as upcoming dates.
techLAB opening hours
Thu – Sun / 02.00 – 05.30 pm
Mornings are reserved for workshops and schools.
3rd floor
Maker*Pass
The Maker*Pass shows the progress in acquiring digital skills and creative problem-solving abilities as well as the know-how in using new manufacturing technologies. Because all this certainly belongs to the essential qualifications for the workplace of the future.
Once it is full of stamps, it brings a certificate of attendance issued by us and some maker advantages in the techLAB!
Meet the Maker*
At Meet the Maker*, a maker talks about his or her own projects and processes. In a moderated and casual setting, we share questions, knowledge, tips and tricks related to various topics – from using CAD software and programming robotic arms to laser-cut fashion design.
You can find the current dates on the nextgen*LAB platform.
You would also like to moderate a topic? Send us your suggestion to techlab@tmw.at.
Teenagers & Adults
The techLAB is suitable for children of all ages; children under the age of 12 must be accompanied by an adult. The techLAB is suitable for children of all ages; children under the age of 12 must be accompanied by an adult.
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