The Brickyard entrance to the Hill Library is closed, and the Hillsborough Street entrance is open. What you need to know
Building: James B. Hunt Jr. Library
Floor: Second Floor
Rooms: 2200
This highly visible space, located just inside the library entrance, is the place to see and try out the constantly changing array of devices and technologies available for loan. The Showcase also celebrates the achievements of the university community, displaying innovative uses of emerging technology from NC State students, faculty, and staff.
The Chart Chooser card deck helps you match the data you’re working with to the best visualization for that data type.
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Snap a picture of an object in your pocket or purse and our deep learning algorithm will attempt to identify that object.
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Interact with real 3D holograms and learn more about NC State University's impressive botanical collection.
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The kiosk presents interactive maps created by NCSU graduate students in the interdisciplinary Fundamentals of Geospatial Information Science and Technology (GIS 510) course taught by Dr. Stacy Supak.
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The Common Reading Bot dispenses a printout of a key quotation from the 2018 NC State Common Reading selection $2.00 a Day: Living on Almost Nothing in America by Kathryn J. Edin and H. Luke Shaefer—and it reads that quotation aloud to you.
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The interactive Wolf Tales iPad kiosk in the Lawrence & Ella Apple Technology Showcase invites visitors to view clips of interviews and stories from NC State alumni and community members.
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The Technology Lending program at NCSU Libraries aims to help increase students' access to technology and technological literacy.
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MIDIviz is an interactive application that visualizes input from a MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) keyboard controller using a Raspberry Pi. Visitors can play notes and see those notes light up the screen with colorful circles.
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The ARt exhibit is a collection of 3D digital models that can be viewed in augmented reality (AR).
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