What is the Arduino UNO board? LabsLand, features a remote Arduino board lab. It is designed to resemble the typical low-cost Arduino kits that newcomers to Arduino often rely on…
For some time now, LabsLand has had the Arduino Robotics Lab - Visual, a laboratory designed for learning with visual programming, in this case, with a robot based on the…
The Covid-19 pandemic highlighted the significant problems experienced by both schools and educational institutions in South Africa. In fact, it aggravated the situation in educational institutions, since the lack of…
The Ship2B Foundation has awarded LabsLand its Impact Company seal! After verification by the Ship2B Impact Tribunal that our impact measurement system meets the requirements, we have been awarded this…
Researchers at the State Distance University (UNED) of Costa Rica have deployed several instances of LabsLand’s remote Basic Arduino and Robotics labs at the university’s facilities. They add these powerful online labs to several already available, and join the…
LabsLand has been selected as one of the 11 startups participants in the European acceleration programme IMPACT EdTech Remote Schooling. The highly competitive programme is looking for the most disruptive…
We are very happy to announce that BBK Venture Philanthropy has chosen LabsLand to be one of the four projects of this year. BBK Venture Philanthropy is the programme organised…
If you are an instructor or administrator, and you have decided to get started with LabsLand, you probably know already that you want to provide real STEM experimentation to your…
The LabsLand FPGA laboratory lets you experiment with hardware description languages, such as Verilog or VHDL. This can be done easily, and it is possible to immediately apply your code…
Summary: LabsLand is providing free remote access to real STEM laboratories for schools (typically High School and a few for Middle School), colleges and universities affected by COVID-19. Most of…
The REV2020 conference last week has been great. We had an amazing community workshop, many interesting presentations, the opportunity to do demos of 4 of our laboratories in the demo…
On 25th of February, the 1st LabsLand Community Event took place, the day before the REV2020 conference started. 22 people from 12 universities from the US, Germany, South Africa, Spain,…
This year, LabsLand will participate at the REV2020 conference at the University of Georgia (where LabsLand deployed a remote laboratory last year). First of all, we are a proud sponsor…
For some time now, LabsLand has had an interesting physics remote laboratory dedicated to pendular movement. In this laboratory, students can access a real simple pendulum. They can choose certain…
On December 18th, the P2834 Standard for Secure and Trusted Learning Systems Kick-off Meeting took place in San Francisco. Pablo Orduña, from LabsLand, participated as a guest speaker discussing “Online…
The LabsLand FPGA laboratories are physically deployed across many universities. Those often host several instances of the same FPGA boards. Or even different ones. An instance is, essentially, a copy…
On October 31st, 2019, the University of Fort Hare (UFH) and LabsLand announced a partnership that includes the deployment of LabsLand remote laboratories at UFH. This is an important milestone…
This week the e-Lives project celebrates its 2nd General Assembly, in Madrid. This time, the National University of Distance Education (UNED) is in charge of hosting it. For three days,…
On September 19th, 2019, the e-TEE 2019 (e-Technologies in Engineering Education) conference took place. At the conference, Pablo Orduña, from LabsLand, gave a talk as a keynote speaker on "Democratizing…
A recent article on lifelong learning, titled “With lifelong learning, you too can join the digital workplace”, was featured in the World Economic Forum Agenda. The article covers how in…