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New York Hall of Science
Record motion, tap points, explore
Record videos of yourself or others and tap points to trace motion paths. Analyze forces, energy, and motion in real-time. Educators can create interactive lessons using the ’s tools and share resources with a community of teachers.
Smithsonian Institution
Design rockets and launch missions
Design rockets with customizable components like shape, propellant, and staging. Simulate suborbital, orbital, and escape velocity missions. Track performance metrics and adjust designs based on flight data.
Movements Map Limited
Track techniques and refine your practice
Track practice sessions and analyze performance. Access motion-captured Shotokan techniques with in- purchase. Test knowledge with quizzes. Use competition scoring for Kata and Kumite. Listen to meditation audio.
EFRAIN LOPEZ NUNEZ
Calculate duct size and pressure drop
Calculate duct diameter based on airflow velocity. Perform CFD analysis for fluid dynamics. Estimate pressure drop across duct systems. Generate reports with detailed calculations. Export results for documentation.
Michael Eskin
Play synthesizers via CoreMIDI interface
Control surface for synthesizers and VST instruments. Play hardware or software devices via CoreMIDI. Use button layout based on Erica diatonic accordion. Connect to virtual instruments or external equipment.
Viacom International Inc.
Race trucks, solve puzzles, learn STEM
Learn STEM concepts through interactive truck racing games. Build and customize tracks. Explore physics principles like acceleration and adhesion. Complete challenges that promote critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
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