Physics Tools
Interactive physics tools for students using a Chromebook and the open web.
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Arduino C/C++ Editor
→Write Arduino C, compile in the cloud, and flash an Uno over USB right from the browser — with syntax highlighting, light/dark themes, examples, a language reference, and a live serial monitor.
C / C++ · WebSerial · Chrome / Edge
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MicroPython Editor
→Program a Raspberry Pi Pico from the browser over USB or Bluetooth, with a file browser, examples, and a built-in terminal.
MicroPython · WebSerial / Bluetooth
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Digital Logic Simulator
→Drag logic gates onto a schematic, wire them up, toggle the inputs, and watch the outputs light up — with a live truth table, save/load, and zip export.
Logic gates · Schematic · Simulation
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VPython runner
→Write and run Web VPython simulations in the browser with a local draft, downloadable files, example labs, and a sandboxed 3D output frame.
Web VPython · Client-side runner
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Satellite Monitor
→Track weather satellites in real time on a 3D globe, look around your local sky in a first-person planetarium view, and get pass predictions so you can aim a homemade antenna and pull down live satellite images.
3D globe · Planetarium · Pass predictions · SDR ground station
Best viewed on a Chromebook or any desktop Chrome / Edge browser with WebGL enabled.