  We show that Hamiltonians with Weyl points can be realized for ultracold
atoms using laser-assisted tunneling in three-dimensional optical lattices.
Weyl points are synthetic magnetic monopoles that exhibit a robust,
three-dimensional linear dispersion. They are associated with many interesting
topological states of matter, such as Weyl semimetals and chiral Weyl fermions.
However, Weyl points have yet to be experimentally observed in any system. We
show that this elusive goal is well-within experimental reach with an extension
of the techniques recently used to obtain the Harper Hamiltonian.
