Physics Lab
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Are you a curious student eager to explore deeper into the physics world?
Are you a science nerd looking forward to sharing your ideas with like-minded people?
Are you an adventurer bound by textbook instructions and budget limits?
Are you a romantic dreaming of having your own customized galaxy?
Are you a teacher looking for assistance with physics experiment demonstrations?
Learn science by doing experiments in your virtual lab with Physics Lab!
* Note that the AR mode has been temporarily removed from the app
Play with various circuit components, build your own 3D electric circuits, and see how they work in real-time. Anyone can enjoy the fun of scientific experiments. Perfect for teachers to demonstrate physics experiments in class and for students to explore inside and beyond classrooms.
Explore with freedom
- Pick from 55+ circuit components (more coming!)
- Drag them from the toolbox to the desk and connect them the way you like
- All experiment results backed by science and calculated in precise numbers
- Design your own galaxy or load from our solar system
- Electromagnetic experiments with field line visualization
Better than real life
- Set properties of circuit components to different figures and observe the change of behavior and stats in real-time
- One-click to turn what you have built into an editable circuit diagram and vise versa
- No expenses on lab equipment, no worry about safety issues
A lab for everyone
- Teachers have been using Physics Lab to demonstrate experiments and assist teaching in class
- Students, in primary or high schools, can learn science and explore freely anywhere, anytime
- Kids or not, curious minds now have their virtual lab to learn knowledge by doing experiments
Weâd love to hear your comments, questions, and ideas about Physics Lab.
Connect with us:
Email: civitas@u.northwestern.edu
Are you a science nerd looking forward to sharing your ideas with like-minded people?
Are you an adventurer bound by textbook instructions and budget limits?
Are you a romantic dreaming of having your own customized galaxy?
Are you a teacher looking for assistance with physics experiment demonstrations?
Learn science by doing experiments in your virtual lab with Physics Lab!
* Note that the AR mode has been temporarily removed from the app
Play with various circuit components, build your own 3D electric circuits, and see how they work in real-time. Anyone can enjoy the fun of scientific experiments. Perfect for teachers to demonstrate physics experiments in class and for students to explore inside and beyond classrooms.
Explore with freedom
- Pick from 55+ circuit components (more coming!)
- Drag them from the toolbox to the desk and connect them the way you like
- All experiment results backed by science and calculated in precise numbers
- Design your own galaxy or load from our solar system
- Electromagnetic experiments with field line visualization
Better than real life
- Set properties of circuit components to different figures and observe the change of behavior and stats in real-time
- One-click to turn what you have built into an editable circuit diagram and vise versa
- No expenses on lab equipment, no worry about safety issues
A lab for everyone
- Teachers have been using Physics Lab to demonstrate experiments and assist teaching in class
- Students, in primary or high schools, can learn science and explore freely anywhere, anytime
- Kids or not, curious minds now have their virtual lab to learn knowledge by doing experiments
Weâd love to hear your comments, questions, and ideas about Physics Lab.
Connect with us:
Email: civitas@u.northwestern.edu
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This update mainly comes from community member @Arendelle, @Jonathan Zhang, and @MapMaths.
If you want to participate in Physics Lab's development, please join our Web Forum.
1) Added keyboard-shortcut support to the experiment interface.
2) Fixed issues with importing and exporting experiments.
3) Fixed several text and translation issues.<
If you want to participate in Physics Lab's development, please join our Web Forum.
1) Added keyboard-shortcut support to the experiment interface.
2) Fixed issues with importing and exporting experiments.
3) Fixed several text and translation issues.<
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Jacob Kelter
jzkelter@gmail.com
United States
