3D labs

Explore science in 3D with your own hands

From inside a computer to the Solar System — 9 interactive labs. Rotate the model, click every part and follow the guided tour step by step.

Pick a labOpen the Solar System
  • Nothing to install
  • Works on phones too
  • Guided tour and sound
9labs
5subjects

How to use it

  1. RotateDrag with the mouse or a finger to see the model from every side
  2. ZoomUse the scroll wheel or pinch to zoom in and out
  3. ClickClick a part to see its name and an explanation
  4. TourThe “Tour” button walks you through everything step by step

Labs

Computer labComputer science

Computer lab

Desk, monitor, system unit, mouse, cables and socket. Plug it in, switch it on and move the mouse.

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Computer classroomComputer science

Computer classroom

Six student computers, the teacher’s station, an interactive whiteboard, a projector and a Wi-Fi router. Power the whole room with one lever.

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How the internet worksComputer science

How the internet works

What route does a packet take when you open a page? Computer → router → provider → DNS → web server and back, step by step.

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PeripheralsComputer science

Peripherals

Printer, laptop, speakers, headphones, webcam, flash drive — which port does each use? Input and output are colour-coded.

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The Solar SystemAstronomy

The Solar System

Eight planets in orbit. Speed up time to watch a year pass, and click any planet for its distance and real numbers.

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The human heartBiology

The human heart

Four chambers beating, blood flowing blue and red. The four steps of circulation, an adjustable pulse and the “lub-dub” sound.

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Electric circuitPhysics

Electric circuit

Battery, switch, lamps and an ammeter. Compare series and parallel wiring and watch Ohm’s law in action.

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MoleculesChemistry

Molecules

Water, oxygen, methane — click the atoms and bonds. Compare how the same molecules turn into a solid, a liquid or a gas.

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MagnetsPhysics

Magnets

Add as many magnets as you like and bring them together: opposite poles attract, like poles repel. Change the electromagnet’s current and pull iron in — force, field and heating are computed from the formulas.

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For teachers

Put a lab on the projector or interactive whiteboard and start the tour — ask the class a question at every step. At the end of the lesson, check what stuck with BilimQuiz.

Check with BilimQuiz