Sumbangan merangkumi pelbagai peralatan Makerspace termasuk komputer, pencetak 3D, Smart TV, pemotong dan pengukir laser dan set Arduino.
PETALING JAYA: Universiti Malaysia Sabah melalui U-Science menerima peralatan-peralatan Makerspace bernilai RM50,000 daripada Yayasan Inovasi Malaysia bagi meningkatkan daya saing inovasi dan budaya mencipta. Menurut Ketua Pegawai Eksekutif YIM, Dr. Sharmila Mohamed Salleh, sumbangan merangkumi pelbagai peralatan Makerspace termasuk komputer, pencetak 3D, Smart TV, pemotong dan pengukir laser dan set Arduino.
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