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Christophe Chazot
Explore physics with built-in sensors
Record and visualize physical phenomena using smartphone or tablet sensors. Measure sound, motion, light, and temperature. Connect external sensors like micro:bit and Arduino for advanced experiments.
VPInformatics, Inc
Search procedures, save hitlists, share findings
Access published chemistry procedures instantly. Search by full text or article title. Share findings with colleagues. Save procedures for offline viewing. View detailed synthesis methods and experimental steps.
hossam sherraa
Snap, recognize, get instant answers
By snapping photos. Identify text and objects in images. Get instant answers to questions about image content. Engage in natural conversations for further clarification.
S. E. S.- SCIENTIFIC EDUCATIONAL SYSTEMS LTD
Record sensor data and control devices
Record and analyze scientific data using Bluetooth-enabled logger sensors. Connect sensors to monitor temperature, light, sound, and motion. View real-time measurements and export data for further analysis.
Cherrypicks Limited
Explore 3D lessons and VR labs
Explore interactive 3D models and virtual labs for science and math. Use VR and AR for immersive experiments. Engage with AI-driven simulations and data analysis tools.
Robert Howland
Learn vocabulary and practice pronunciation
Learn vocabulary through an interactive 3D environment. Tap objects to discover their names and pronunciations. Practice speaking with real-time feedback. Complete quests to reinforce skills. Track progress and review words for retention.
Andrei Nistorescu
Explore celestial bodies and space missions
Explore the universe with 3D models of and . Navigate through space to view celestial objects. Access detailed information about galaxies, , and planetary systems. Zoom in on celestial bodies and learn about their characteristics.
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