Explain 3D: How stuff works
What's Explain 3D: How stuff works APK?
Explain 3D: How stuff works is a app for Android, It's developed by Explain3D author.
First released on google play in 8 years ago and latest version released in 8 years ago.
This app has 0 download times on Google play and rated as 3.23 stars with 13 rated times.
This product is an app in Education category. More infomartion of Explain 3D: How stuff works on google play
Explain3D success:
***TOP 25 GEW - Global start up competition finalist 2013 (http://www.cnbc.com/id/101168347/page/6)***
Explain3D is system of interactive educational simulations, that can help you to explain, how things work. Simulations are built in interactive 3D environment, which brings fun to education and helps understand the stuff and how stuff works. Moreover it makes education fun and you can simple and fast way explain how things in the world works.
Simulations:
- Car workshop - 4 stroke engine, Car clutch, Manual transmission, Disc brakes, Ignition system
- Discover the Universe - ISS space station, Space shuttle, Solar system
- Electricity around us - Hydroelectric dam, Wind turbine, Nuclear power plant
- Transport simulations - Railroad switch, Submarine, Jet engine
- Our homes - Lock and key, Elevator, Toilet, Desk Lamp
- Tools - Jackhammer, Hand pump
Features:
- Interactive 3D environment and educational stuff (universe, car parts, electricity, transport and other tools and stuff)
- simple and intuitive interface of educational simulations
- description of main parts of simulations / objects
- nice 3D models and animations
- great to make education more engaging and interesting
Do you remember books like “The Way Things Work“ or “How things work”? These books were best sellers and helped a lot of kids and people understand how things work. Some reviews of these books were: “This book taught me more about technology than my first five years of school…”. There were millions of copies of these books sold. Now, Explain 3D is the future of learning how things work.
This app is small interactive encyclopedia, great for kids to learn new stuff, helping them understand, how things work, training their brain and learning by play. It is also great for engineers or technical people to show in interactive way operation of things around us.
***TOP 25 GEW - Global start up competition finalist 2013 (http://www.cnbc.com/id/101168347/page/6)***
Explain3D is system of interactive educational simulations, that can help you to explain, how things work. Simulations are built in interactive 3D environment, which brings fun to education and helps understand the stuff and how stuff works. Moreover it makes education fun and you can simple and fast way explain how things in the world works.
Simulations:
- Car workshop - 4 stroke engine, Car clutch, Manual transmission, Disc brakes, Ignition system
- Discover the Universe - ISS space station, Space shuttle, Solar system
- Electricity around us - Hydroelectric dam, Wind turbine, Nuclear power plant
- Transport simulations - Railroad switch, Submarine, Jet engine
- Our homes - Lock and key, Elevator, Toilet, Desk Lamp
- Tools - Jackhammer, Hand pump
Features:
- Interactive 3D environment and educational stuff (universe, car parts, electricity, transport and other tools and stuff)
- simple and intuitive interface of educational simulations
- description of main parts of simulations / objects
- nice 3D models and animations
- great to make education more engaging and interesting
Do you remember books like “The Way Things Work“ or “How things work”? These books were best sellers and helped a lot of kids and people understand how things work. Some reviews of these books were: “This book taught me more about technology than my first five years of school…”. There were millions of copies of these books sold. Now, Explain 3D is the future of learning how things work.
This app is small interactive encyclopedia, great for kids to learn new stuff, helping them understand, how things work, training their brain and learning by play. It is also great for engineers or technical people to show in interactive way operation of things around us.
