The University of Cincinnati Ground Floor Makerspace is the most advanced makerspace in the region. It's accessible to UC students and faculty, 1819 corporate and startup partners and the greater community of builders, inventors and prototypers.
Whether you're working on capstones for class, finishing up a personal project or engaging in the partnerships that emerge in 1819, the UC Ground Floor Makerspace nurtures research, exploration and the creation of new ideas and products.
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Innovators of all ages and interests collaborate and solve problems in the UC Ground Floor Makerspace. We offer a range of tools for fabrication, experimentation and prototyping. Access levels include self-use, guided use, certification-only use and staff-operated-only tools.
| Type | Rate | Benefits | Terms |
|---|---|---|---|
| Maker or entrepreneur | $140/month per person (recurring) $420/quarter per person (paid in advance) $1,650/year per person (paid in advance) |
Access to all regularly scheduled programs. Equipment scheduling during posted business hours. Ability to schedule up to two hours of project consultations per month. One free guest visit per week. Locker and project cart rental available. |
Open to all 18 years old and up — noncommercial and commercial use. |
| 1819 coworking | $100/month per person (recurring) $300/quarter per person (paid in advance) $1,650/year per person (paid in advance) |
Access to all regularly scheduled programs. Equipment scheduling during posted business hours. Ability to schedule up to two hours of project consultations per month. One free guest visit per week. Locker and project cart rental available. |
Open only to 1819 coworking subscribers. |
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