Our research effort on Virtual and Remote Labs allow our students to remotely experiment with real equipment. The Electrical and Computer Engineering Department of UNED has created a complex infrastructure to provide the better experience to our Labs users.
VIDERE (Virtual, Deferred and Remote Labs for disrupting on-line technical education) labs are a set of laboratories to foster digital electronics and microcontroller programming online learning in a disruptive way. The developed labs include 184 virtual labs, 5 deferred remote labs and 3 remote labs.
The virtual labs are HTML5 responsive and interactive animations about 184 different circuits of digital electronics and one of microprocessor architecture. The deferred labs are pre-recorded videos of a real remote lab of Arduino that are played depending on the student code. The remote labs provide an on-line editor and a webcam to check the result of the execution of the student code in the Arduino board. Among the experiments developed in this remote lab are a 3D LED cube, a robotic arm and a sensors lab.
Check out more info about this project:
- Instructions to test VIDERE labs
- Microprocessor architecture virtual lab
- Arduino Deferred lab
- Arduino Remote lab
- Related projects
- Infrastructure
- Virtual, and Remote Labs
- Integration Labs-LMS
- Our videos about virtual, deferred and remote labs