"We have an amazing group of students working on solving real-world problems using these printers, as opposed to if all these machines were sitting there collecting dust. There is actually not enough capacity, and we need more of them."

"You can be in your dorm room, or you can be in Africa, but as long as you have an internet connection, you can upload your file. You could be on spring break in Florida, send your file, and when you get back to Lehigh on Monday you can walk in and pick it up."

From a mobile cart in 2014, the Maker Hub grew into its own space in 2015, with sewing machines, an embroidery machine, and a total of four 3D printers. It now spans two locations, and features power saws, hand tools, a drill press and a CNC router, laser cutters, and 12 Ultimaker 3D printers. Students across all disciplines take advantage of the Maker Hub, which is free and open to all students and staff.

Using cutting-edge tools like 3DPrinterOS and fostering an environment that values open communication with partners and customers, Koenigsegg continues to create groundbreaking vehicles that set new standards in speed, efficiency, and luxury.