Quanser Interactive Labs vs Robot Society

Distance learning is becoming an essential component of modern engineering education, but a unified solution to offer robust remote access to hardware for all remains elusive. Based on our industry-leading hardware platforms for controls, robotics, and mechatronics, the Quanser Interactive Labs platform delivers meaningful hardware experiences anywhere. Quanser Interactive Labs are based on virtual, high-fidelity hardware platforms that give students real hardware experiences and come with a complete student curriculum, including “check your understanding” and full assessment questions. Quanser Interactive Labs can be integrated into existing online courses, new course offerings, or used by anyone with a keen interest in hands-on engineering systems experiences. For rich content experiences focused on industrial applications of control systems, check out our free textbook by searching for Experience Controls on the App store. Quanser Interactive Labs was crafted by the academic team at Quanser, the global leader in hardware, software and course resources that transform the way educators teach the theory, application, and implementation of controls, robotics, and mechatronics. Over the last 30 years, Quanser has built our reputation creating the best experiential learning material for control systems labs. The Interactive Labs platform leverages that legacy to allow our laboratory experiences to leave campus. Over 3000 universities and institutions rely on Quanser labs and solutions to help them attract, educate and graduate a new generation of engineering leaders. Quanser Interactive Labs was developed using Quanser's qdex platform, the only full-featured authoring and content management system for STEM education. Learn more at www.qdexapps.com

In The Robot Society app, members can see and scroll through a list of robots in the robot library. Members can scan the 3D barcode on the robot at the Robot Society to find out more information about the robot they are interacting with. Members can also find the description of the robots by tapping on them manually.