Residential Art and Technology Studio opened its first official gallery and research and development center, a 3000 square foot space, in a loft community located in downtown Dallas, Texas in 2004. That location remained opened until 2014. Residential Art and Technology Studio moved into a bigger location of 7000 square feet located inside the Valley View Mall, Dallas, Texas in May, 2014 expanding to provide consultancy and digital products for more business startups. In 2016, Residential Art and Technology Studio began a project-based and meaningful learning project with young adults called the Bridge program. In 2019, RATS went completely virtual and mobile, to reach and assist larger institutions such as camps, schools, museums, festivals, and expos with research, development, directorship, consultancy, and implementations.

Slogan: Who Moved my Cheese?

RATS, or Residential Art and Technology Studio now does two things - (1) uses a blogger starter kit to train kids and adults on securitization of their information and (2) seeks to research and develop products for global problems by using meaningful learning and experiential learning techniques. RATS uses technology to implement meaningful learning and art to implement experiential learning in ways that empower people. This blog showcases some of these exploits as well as projects done by others.