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David Arthur
Learn characters with rolling tests
Learn kanji, hiragana, and katakana through interactive exercises. Practice character recognition with a rolling test. Track progress with built-in quizzes and review sessions. Sync study sessions across devices.
Andrew WHITAKER
Study diagrams and
Learning provides 560 diagrams and for studying body systems. Users can browse diagrams by body part including head and neck, thorax, abdomen, arm, and leg. Features include zooming, rotating, and labeling structures for review and revision.
Zluck Solutions
Study formulas and reactions
Access formulas, equations, and reaction mechanisms for intermediate students. Add personal notes for revision. Covers physical, inorganic, and organic .
International Training Fund
Augmented reality training textbook content.
The app provides 3-dimensional models, videos, and links to content that augments training textbooks. Textbook pages trigger augmented reality content for an enhanced learning experience.
Gulsen CAKIR
Learn the heart and vessels.
The app offers interactive quizzes on the heart and blood vessels. It provides category-based quizzes, an interactive dashboard for progress tracking, and a review mode with detailed feedback to reinforce understanding.
Mingxuan Fan
Design compressors, track performance, edit schematics, maintain
Allows users to calculate compressor processes, including overall and stage compression ratios. It includes 19 calculators and data charts for design, operation, fabrication, and maintenance of diaphragm compressors.
Anders Hafreager
Explore atoms, simulate physics, share research
Explore atomic and molecular behavior in liquids, solids, and gases. Manipulate simulations to observe particle interactions. Visualize physics concepts through interactive models. Share findings and collaborate on research projects.
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