Learn engineering by doing

Interactive lab simulations for every engineering stream, graded on the very experiments you run.

Runs in the browser — no installsGraded challengesIntegrates with the byteXL learning suite

Why Virtual Labs

Lab work shouldn't depend on who got to the bench first

Physical labs are scarce, scheduled and fragile. A simulation is none of those things — so students can actually experiment instead of copying a reading from the group next to them.

No hardware, no waiting

A lab bench that opens in a tab. Nothing to install, no equipment to share, no slot to book — every student runs the experiment at once.

Break it, reset it, repeat

Short a supply, overload a beam, over-temp a turbine. Failure is the lesson, and the reset button costs nothing.

Graded on the real thing

Assessments run on the same live model, not a multiple-choice sheet about it. Hit the target current; place the load; reach cruise thrust.

The right renderer per lab

Canvas for particle flow, SVG for crisp schematics, WebGL for 3D machinery. Each simulation uses the technology that actually suits it.

Live instrumentation

Meters, gauges and diagrams update as the student drags a slider — the causal link between input and result is impossible to miss.

Aligned to the syllabus

Every lab states its learning objectives up front and maps to the outcomes an engineering curriculum already expects.

How it works

Three tabs, one model

Every lab is the same shape, so the second one needs no explanation.

Simulation

Play with the model

Open the lab and drive it. Close the switch, drag the load, push the throttle. Nothing is scripted — the model responds to whatever the student does to it.

Learn

Read the concept, in context

The theory sits one tab away from the thing it explains, written for the experiment on screen rather than as a chapter to be recited.

Assessment

Prove it on the same bench

A challenge with a target — a current to reach, a bending moment to produce, a cruise thrust to hold. Submit grades the live state and explains the result.

Open a lab and see for yourself

The open labs are fully playable — simulation, learning content and a graded challenge, no account required.