SHEBA® HOPE GROWS vs CloudLabs Simple Circuit

HOPE IS GROWING An underwater AR experience like no other… Experience first-hand the transformation of the coral reef as you use the pioneering Reef Star technology to transform a desolated bed of coral rubble into a vibrant and spectacular reef teeming with life. In 2019, work began on the SHEBA®/ DINE® Hope Reef in Salisi’ Besar, just off the coast of Sulawesi, Indonesia. It’s an integral part of what will become the world’s largest coral restoration program, which aims to regenerate the entire reef platform and over the next 10 years, plant 185,000 square meters of coral by 2029— the size of 148 Olympic Swimming Pools. This builds on the great work the Mars coral restoration program has done since 2008 working with coastal communities around the world. The first stage in the restoration of the new reef has been carefully built to spell out the word ‘HOPE’, telling the world that, despite the odds, hope grows in these waters. As the reef grows and develops, these letters will be filled in to restore the whole of Salisi’ Besar. This AR experience is designed specifically for devices with LiDAR technology to bring this amazing story of hope into your home (currently available on iPhone 12 Pro and iPad 12 Pro (4th Gen). ● Users will need to setup Wifi network before using the device. ● Users will need to scan all surfaces of their room thoroughly (walls, floor and ceiling) – it is advised they operate the app in an open space ● The sound button should be enabled when using the device ● The Volume should be high when using the device ● Screen brightness should be appropriate to the environment when using the device ● If user has denied access to the camera or camera roll or microphone when prompt during the experience, they will need to go to device Settings, search for the SHEBA® HOPE GROWS on the list of installed apps, tap on it and enable Photos, Camera and Microphone.

In this simulation, you are tasked with building a simple electrical circuit using the different resources provided in the laboratory to turn on the light of a headlight by pressing the switch.