Choose the relevant apparatus
Start from public lab pages and resources rather than a generic software shell.
Physics remote laboratories
Use real apparatus for physics practice beyond the lab room schedule.
For physics instructors who want practical work in blended, online, or crowded in-person courses.
Audience
Universities, schools, and blended physics courses
Use public lab pages and guided contact to decide where remote physics apparatus can complement classroom demonstrations, hands-on lab time, and simulation work.
Introductory physics and measurement activities
Blended practical work
Makeup sessions and homework with real apparatus
Teacher-led demonstrations followed by student practice
Demo path
Keep the first interaction concrete.
Assign practical work
Remote labs can complement classroom demonstrations, hands-on sessions, and simulations.
Use institution access when needed
Courses can move from public pages to controlled class access and LMS workflows.
Real measurement
Learners reason from observations produced by physical equipment.
Course-friendly access
Use public lab pages, resources, and links from existing LMS workflows.
Not a simulation replacement
Remote labs complement classroom demonstrations, hands-on sessions, and simulations.
Positioning note
If students already attend in-person lab sessions
Use remote labs as additional practice, preparation, revision, and recovery capacity, not as a blanket replacement for a local physics lab.
Related labs
Continue from existing LabsLand laboratories.
These public lab pages come from the current catalog, so they remain useful as SEO pages and as a route into institution access.
University of Deusto
Archimedes
Experiment with Archimedes' principle: raise and lower a ball in a liquid and check if it sinks or floats.
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BIFI
Pendulum
Experiment with a simple pendulum and observe how it behaves when changing the initial angle
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RELLE (UFSC)
Kinematics
Choose the tilt of a plane up to 90º and experience and analyze what happens to the ball.
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