Unleash your creativity!
Welcome to Idélabbet—a creative testing ground where you can explore different approaches, develop prototypes, and get help from others to build on your idea. You can find us in STOCK on Campus.
Idélabbet’s creative spaces are perfect for brainstorming and workshops where you can develop ideas and learn together with others. In the prototyping workshop, equipped with 3D printers, 3D scanners, soldering equipment, LEGO, and other tools, you can create, build, and experiment to your heart’s content. Check out the schedule further down this page.
Idélabbet is also open to your initiatives. Host your own workshop, or just come sit here and work for a while. With flexible spaces, smart tools, free advice, and many fellow creators, you’ll easily find new ways to develop your ideas. Welcome to an inspiring environment where you share knowledge, gain creative energy, and bring your ideas to life!
Hours and Contact Information
Idélabbet is open to everyone on weekdays from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. With a campus access card, you have access 24/7. Contact us and we’ll help you get an access card.
Get in touch with us if you’d like help getting started with an idea process or want to learn more about what Idélabbet has to offer!
Case - Previous Activities
Environments with the potential to take innovative ideas to the next level. Here, we’ve compiled a selection of projects and events that have previously taken place at Idélabbet to inspire future innovations.
There are plenty of opportunities for motivated individuals!
Joel and Jonathan, students at LTU who have gotten involved with the Idélabbet community. Idélabbet is used for student projects, 3D printing, and general creativity. They have developed their ideas from concept to physical prototype at Idélabbet.
"Thanks to the support from LTU Business and Idélabbet, I am now enrolled at Arctic Business Incubator with one of my ideas"
Ben Neyses, LTU, appreciates the help in moving his ideas forward toward success.
During the ForskarFredag Science Festival, many people took the opportunity to visit the newly opened Idélabbet to try their hand at making jewelry using 3D printers.
Many people wanted to participate when SkeMake offered advice and support during the workshop.
Sidinformation
- Senast uppdaterad:
- 12 May 2026