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LabsLand hardware

Physical remote-lab equipment for courses, training, and showcases.

Buy, host, or commission LabsLand-compatible remote-lab stations when your program needs real boards, instruments, cameras, access control, and browser-based student workflows.

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LabsLand Prism4 remote-lab hardware station

Reference platform

Built on Prism4.

The FPGA and STM32 stations below sit on top of LabsLand's Prism4 — a modular chassis with cameras, lighting, controllers, and network switches. Co-developed with DigiKey. Each station is a Prism4 plus a board-specific kit.

Equipment families

The physical products behind remote access.

LabsLand can support institutions and partners that need concrete hardware, not only standard remote-lab access. These stations combine physical equipment, cameras, software, access control, and classroom deployment support.

Prism4 remote FPGA hardware rack with DE1-SoC boards

DE1-SoC and DE2-115 remote FPGA setups · Built on Prism4

Intel FPGA Prism4 station

  • Prism4 chassis (LPEQ0002) paired with the DE1-SoC kit (LPEQ0003): mounting plates, ADALM2000 oscilloscope with multiplexing PCB, and VGA / audio / GPIO controllers
  • Designed around multiple DE1-SoC boards for shared course access
  • Useful for digital logic, VHDL, Verilog, SystemVerilog, and computer engineering courses
Request FPGA hardware quotation
Prism4 remote STM32 Nucleo hardware station

Remote STM32 microcontroller practice · Built on Prism4

ST Nucleo WB55RG Prism4 station

  • Prism4 chassis (LPEQ0002) paired with the STM32 Nucleo-WB55RG kit (LPEQ0004), with cameras, lighting, controllers, and network switches
  • Designed for multiple Nucleo WB55RG boards with browser-controlled access
  • Includes servomotors, LEDs, potentiometers, current sensors, and other course-facing peripherals
Request STM32 hardware quotation
LabsLand Analog Electronics Hive remote circuit hardware

Remote real circuits and instrumentation

Analog Electronics Hive

  • Structure where students can build and measure real electronic circuits remotely
  • Supports components such as resistors, capacitors, diodes, transistors, and more
  • Presents instrument-style workflows with oscilloscope, multimeter, power supply, and measurements
Discuss Hive hardware
Remote Arduino robot station with cameras and controlled lighting

Remote mobile robots for programming courses

Arduino robotics station

  • Physical structure with cameras, lighting, controllers, electronics, and software
  • Designed for Pololu 32U4 robot activities and browser-based student control
  • Robots include line sensors, proximity sensors, controllers, and supporting classroom resources
Request robotics hardware quotation
Remote Arduino board station prepared for classroom access

Remote embedded-programming board access

Arduino UNO and TIVA board stations

  • Physical stations with cameras, lighting, controllers, network switches, and software
  • Designed for multiple Arduino UNO boards and TIVA LaunchPad tm4c129 workflows
  • Supports peripherals such as potentiometers, LEDs, servomotors, sensors, and actuators
Request board-station quotation

What a quotation can cover

Hardware is only useful when the course workflow works.

A hardware conversation should cover the station, the browser experience, hosting responsibilities, course usage, and whether students will use LabsLand-hosted labs or an institution-owned installation.

Physical lab structure

A camera-ready structure for stable lighting, controlled views, board mounting, instruments, wiring, and safe classroom use.

Remote access software

Browser-facing lab interfaces, queues, sessions, access rules, and integration with LabsLand course and institution workflows.

Course deployment support

Help choosing whether equipment should be LabsLand-hosted, institution-hosted, or used as a partner showcase.

Deployment paths

Three ways to use LabsLand hardware.

01

Purchase or commission remote equipment

For institutions that want their own physical setup, LabsLand can discuss the hardware structure, software, documentation, and deployment path.

02

Use LabsLand-hosted equipment

For many courses, the fastest route is still licensing access to the LabsLand catalog instead of installing a local station.

03

Showcase a board or platform

For hardware companies and partners, selected devices can become browser demos for training, promotion, or ecosystem programs.

Need a remote lab station or a hardware demo program?

Tell us the equipment, audience, course constraints, and whether you prefer LabsLand-hosted or institution-hosted hardware.

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