Type: Miscellaneus
Language: English,Spanish
Author: UNED, Others
Description: In UNILabs, you can find interactive laboratories from a wide variety of fields: automatic control, physics, electronics, etc.
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Type: Software tool
Language: English
Author: Francisco Esquembre
Description: Easy Java/Javascript Simulations, also known as EjsS (and, formerly, EJS or Ejs), is a free authoring tool written in Java that helps non-programmers create interactive simulations in Java or Javascript, mainly for teaching or learning purposes. EjsS has been created by Francisco Esquembre and is part of the Open Source Physics project.
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Type: Document, Simulation
Language: English
Author: fuzzyTECH
Description: FuzzyTECH is a company which develops software tools for fuzzy logic and neural-fuzzy solutions. In its web, a demo application is available for free download, which allows user to explore fuzzy logic with many application examples, using animated software simulations. This web also gives access to an interesting library with provides comprehensive background information for the application of fuzzy logic techniques in real-world applications. You will find introductory reading, literature references, and many application notes in both technical and business type applications.
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Type: Virtual Lab
Language: ENglish
Author: Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD)
Description: This portal offers a big collection of virtual labs about various disciplines of Science and Engineering, among which are included Computer Science & Engineering and Electrical Engineering. Within these categories, there are laboratories on Industrial Automation, PLCs, Sensors Modeling & Simulation, Electrical Machines, Image Processing, Pattern Recognition, Artificial intelligence, Mobile Robotics, etc. In addition to Labs, also documentation to support the experiments is available, including manuals, procedures, videos, or questions. This project is supported by the Indian Government, and multiple Indian Institutes of Technology.
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