Resources
CCAM has a variety of resources to facilitate your creative projects and experiments!
Resources
Leeds Motion Capture Studio RM 101
The Leeds Studio features a state of the art 1400-square-foot Vicon motion capture analysis system, an eight-channel interactive projection system, an eight-speaker sound system with mixer board, and an integrated XR experience platform. The studio hosts a variety of interdisciplinary classes, research programs, special projects, and events.
Lending Lab
The CCAM Lending Lab is managed and operated by the Yale Student Technology Collaborative (STC) and is available to all members of the Yale community.
Fall 2021 Lending Lab Hours:
Monday 9:00AM - 10:15AM, 4:00PM - 8:00PM
Tuesday 4PM - 8PM
Wednesday 4:00PM - 8:00PM
Thursday 4:00PM - 8:00PM
Friday 9:00AM - 12:30PM, 4:00PM - 8:00PM
Equipment Loan Reservations at the CCAM
CCAM Overdue Equipment Waiver
CCAM Gallery
The CCAM Gallery is a 1000 square-foot exhibition space. In addition to traditional display methods for exhibiting photography, prints, and objects, there are 11 digital screens available for displaying film, video, and digital media. Visit the exhibition page for information on current, past, and upcoming shows and installations.
Computer Lab RM 110
The Computer Lab is CCAM’s largest teaching space, hosting several classes each semester. When not in use by a class, the Computer Lab is available for use by members of the Yale community.
Faculty members interested in using the Computer Lab for their class should email ccam@yale.edu for details. Requests to reserve the Computer Lab for the fall and spring semesters must be submitted by May 30.
Blended Lab
The Blended Reality Laboratory is an applied research hub for those exploring ideas that operate at the intersection of real and virtual worlds. Located at the Center for Collaborative Arts and Media (CCAM), the Blended Reality Laboratory draws upon CCAM’s mission to connect the arts and sciences through experimental technology and collaborative research. The laboratory and its projects are underwritten through a hybrid structure of academic, industry, and applied research support including an ongoing partnership with Hewlett Packard (HP).