Engineering workbench

Rocket’s Engineering Bay

Staging, server prep, crash-cart work, test bench activities, and future R&D workstation zone.

Rocket’s Engineering Bay zone concept illustration
Rocket’s Engineering Bay zone concept illustration
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Purpose

Rocket’s Engineering Bay is where hardware can be staged before it enters the rack. It supports safer commissioning, recovery, and experimental work.

Student verbs

Stage, test, recover, prototype

Character layer

Professor Rocket

Current state

The current concept includes a workstation, monitor/keyboard setup, crash cart support, and lockable drawer/workbench storage for Rocket’s lab.

What students do here

Student activity

  • Prepare a server for rack deployment
  • Use a crash cart or bench workstation
  • Document hardware findings
  • Separate experimental work from stable services
Mission connections

Demo and future missions

  • Hardware validation
  • Crash cart setup
  • Server prep station
  • Engineering change proposal

Future media targets

Use this area for any future Marketing-approved photo additions or refreshed public-safe zone media.

Primary zone photo

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Action/detail photo

Recommended filename: assets/img/photos/rockets-engineering-bay-detail.jpg

Use a close-up that explains what students do here: cables, racks, workbench, tour moment, ticket workflow, or badge activity.

Publication guardrail

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