REDTAIL repository of simulations and digital twins for remote laboratories
Find simulations that are connected to real remote laboratories, as well as laboratory_exercises for them and what devices are supported
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The REDTAIL project
The REDTAIL project is developed by the Remote Hub Lab research group at the University of Washington and LabsLand.
The project was supported by the National Science Foundation's Division of Undergraduate Education under Grant #2336745. All the source code is open-source and can be found in GitHub.
Remote labs
A remote lab is a hardware and software tool that allows students to access real labs through the Internet.
REDTAIL simulations and digital twins
In REDTAIL, we connect simulations and digital twins to real hardware. That way, we expand the laboratory experience so students can access real hardware connected to these simulations.
By default, you cannot see the solutions to the laboratory exercises, but if you register, we will validate your email address and if you are a professor or instructor we will share them with you.
Join us!
Are you working on remote laboratories? Either creating laboratory exercises, developing remote labs, or want to build simulations? Join us in our mission of expanding the laboratory experience by contacting us here