The Hybrid Lab combines different tool sets so it's possible to prototype and build projects that require programing, electronics and light fabrication in a single lab.

18 work stations
1 Teacher's station with an eight channel audio system, eight speakers for surround sound, and a projection system

Electronics
6 soldering stations
2 soldering stations with microscopes
1 Oscilloscope
7 multi-meters
A vast array of electronic components including; resistors, capacitors, integrated circuits, mosfets, relays, bread boards, and connectors

Fabrication Tools
Drill Press, Band Saw, Mini Mill and Lathe

Controllers
18 Make controllers
10 Arduinos in various flavors
Unknown number of actuators including; DC motors, Stepper motors, Servo motors, Hobby Servos, and a Variety of Pneumatics
Unknown number of motor controllers

Software:
Max/MSP/Jitter
Processing
Arduino
Fritzing
Eagle
Xcode
openFrameWorks

Surplus:
Throughout the existence of the lab it has been a collection point for the technological "detritus" cast off by the College. Additionally students have donated left over items that were part of projects or the projects themselves. Finally two of the Professors have loaned significant parts of their collections for students to work with.

Analog Video:
Sandin Image Processor
1 3/4 Editing VTR
1 Multi-Standard DV-DVCAM VTR
1 Hi-8 VTR
1 S-VHS VTR
4 Time Base Correctors
1 Wave Form
1 Occilliscope
1 Broadcast Color Monitor