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Mayonnaise Drone (And Other War Crimes)Danny Rankin
An instructor in the Technology, Arts and Media (TAM) program at the University of Colorado Boulder
The courses Danny teaches and his individual research reflect a diverse array of expertise, including graphic design, material fabrication, game design, hardware hacking, sustainable agriculture and large-scale installation art
Co-directs the ATLAS Whaaat!? Lab, a space for experimental game and interaction design
Cooperative card game Ravine, which began in a TAM game design class, later became one of the most popular card game Kickstarters of 2017
Mentors in the ATLAS BTU Lab (blow things up)
Holds a Master of Science from the ATLAS CTD program, and a Bachelor of Arts in environmental studies from CU Boulder
Atlas Institute
What is it? ATLAS is an interdisciplinary institute for radical creativity, design and invention.
What is Danny's role?
How is the engineering department involved?
Whaaat!? And BTU lab
What are they?
Projects?
Vacuum drink delivery fridge?
Who can get involved?
Visit our Public Slack Channel and join the conversation in between episodes!
Show Notes
Mayonnaise Drone (And Other War Crimes)
Danny Rankin
- An instructor in the Technology, Arts and Media (TAM) program at the University of Colorado Boulder
- The courses Danny teaches and his individual research reflect a diverse array of expertise, including graphic design, material fabrication, game design, hardware hacking, sustainable agriculture and large-scale installation art
- Co-directs the ATLAS Whaaat!? Lab, a space for experimental game and interaction design
- Cooperative card game Ravine, which began in a TAM game design class, later became one of the most popular card game Kickstarters of 2017
- Mentors in the ATLAS BTU Lab (blow things up)
- Holds a Master of Science from the ATLAS CTD program, and a Bachelor of Arts in environmental studies from CU Boulder
Atlas Institute
- What is it? ATLAS is an interdisciplinary institute for radical creativity, design and invention.
- What is Danny's role?
- How is the engineering department involved?
Whaaat!? And BTU lab
- What are they?
- Projects?
- Vacuum drink delivery fridge?
- Who can get involved?
Visit our Public Slack Channel and join the conversation in between episodes!
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