Science for Everyone

Science for Everyone PocketLab Experiment

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Middle School Science

Pet Monitor Setup

Maker Project: Voyager and littleBits™ Pet Monitor

Have you ever wondered what your dog does all day long while you are at work?  Is resting the major “activity” or is there some occasional wandering?  Is there…
Anki OVERDRIVE and Voyager

PocketLab Voyager Rides Anki OVERDRIVE Supercar

People of all ages have enjoyed playing with toy race cars for many decades.  Anki OVERDRIVE is currently one of the most popular and technologically advanced…
Flame Lamp

LED Flame Lamp: Random or Cyclical Illumination?

Late in 2017 a handful of companies began selling LED flame lamps that do a great job of simulating an actual burning fire. The illumination is bright, has a…

High School Physics

Comparison of the two scenarios

Head-on Collision versus Crashing Into a Wall

  Let’s imagine two scenarios: 1.       Two identical vehicles, each of whose speedometers reads 50 mph, travel toward each other and experience a head-on…
Setup

Voyager and Speedway Wonder™: Learning Angular Velocity in a Fun Way

Have your students attach Voyager to a Speedway Wonder™ car, set up a Speedway track of their own design, and they will be ready to challenge one another in a…
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Hot Wheels Racing with PocketLab

Engage your students in engineering practices and classic force and motion and energy concepts in a fun and unique way. With a PocketLab attached to a Hot…

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Measuring altitude of drone with PocketLab

PocketLab user Ryan Hollister attached his PocketLab One to a drone to measure it's altitude. The PocketLab calculates altitude using its barometric pressure…
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Demonstrating Induction with PocketLab Voyager

PocketLab Voyager is in the middle of a coil of wire. The rest of the wire is also wrapped in a coil, and a magnet is used to induce a current through the coil…
Great America Roller Coaster

Physics of a Rollercoaster

Took PocketLab to Great America in San Jose for some rollercoaster data collecting. The Acceleration and Altitude data are for the roller coaster shown in the…

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