Interactive explorationCan turning a handle make a light turn on?
Turn a tabletop generator, unplug its lamp, and replay the same motion. Follow the voltage, the pushback and every joule to discover where electrical energy comes from.
Trace energy through working machines and forces through the structures around us. Change a load, inspect the parts and test what the model can explain.
Interactive explorationTurn a tabletop generator, unplug its lamp, and replay the same motion. Follow the voltage, the pushback and every joule to discover where electrical energy comes from.
Interactive explorationTurn a source-shaped blade, change the generator load and follow the energy. Discover why pitch, torque and speed must work together—and compare a model with a real wind-tunnel experiment.
Interactive explorationConnect a realistic module to a virtual load, look inside a silicon cell, and build a day’s energy from changing light and time.
Power a motor. Reverse its direction. Add a load and watch speed, current and turning force find a new balance.
Turn once. Count what happens. Discover gear ratios, real-world uses, and why different jobs need different gears.
Interactive explorationMove a load across an inspectable steel truss. Lift its deck, catch a diagonal changing from push to pull, repair a missing restraint and follow forces all the way to the supports.
Interactive explorationMake a wheel see-through, follow a marked ball and test which motions can roll. Then discover why a longer spin does not always mean less friction.
Take these steps at your own pace. Your place is not saved as account progress or scored.