Globisens STEAM solutions preparing teachers and students for a changing world
Labdisc K-12 science Lab revolutionizing science in terms of cost, convenience and portability
Xploris all-in-one STEAM device; mastering and integrating new coding literacy, science and art
Globisens STEAM solutions preparing teachers and students for a changing world
More than 150,000 digital labs in 20 different languages, in over 30 countries, while winning 7 international awards for EdTech innovation
XPLORIS: THE ULTIMATE ALL-IN-ONE STEAM SOLUTION
Combining Science, Math, Coding, Control and Art on a single hand held device. Offering end-to-end STEAM experience.
LABDISC: NEXT GENERATION SCIENCE DATA LOGGING
A compact, wireless lab with up to 15 built-in sensors replaces more than 20 traditional pieces of science equipment. With Globisens every science class becomes an exciting, enriching and inspiring learning experience.
Display, control and analyze the entire class measurements using a single computer. Students compare experiment data sharing and learn from each other.
The Labdisc mobile science cart and charging tray has made science Lab teaching more convenient, organized and versatile than ever before.
Safe and charged – 8 Labdiscs ready for a full day of scientific discovery.
ABOUT GLOBISENS
ALL-IN-ONE SCIENCE TO FULL STEAM CROSS-OVER SOLUTION!
Globisens is an education technology company that delivers an exciting and enriching STEAM learning experience for tomorrow’s innovators.
After launching the first hand-held mobile science laboratory for K-12 in 2012, Globisens has continued to set the benchmark for innovation. Today the company’s portfolio offers a unique blend of STEAM crossover solutions. Globisens incorporates all-in-one mobile science labs with data analysis, collaborative and coding applications, as well as pixel art creative tools.
THE FIRST K-12 MOBILE SCIENCE LAB
The Globisens story began with the award-winning Labdisc, integrating up to 15 wireless sensors in a single device. Turning any classroom into a multi-disciplinary hand-on science Lab, the Labdisc revolutionized science in terms of cost, convenience and portability.
Today, Globisens has more than 100,000 Labdisc devices, in 20 different languages, installed in over 30 countries, all while winning 7 prestigious international Ed Tech awards.
Seamlessly integrating
hands-on science into learning
Wireless, built-in probes and automatic sensor testing and calibration releases teachers from wasted hours in setup and calibration and saves schools substantial investments in traditional laboratory formats. The Labdisc design fully integrates with the latest technology tools penetrating schools from online learning, to Chromebooks, interactive whiteboards and tablets.
Coding, the new literacy
Globisens introduces coding with the Xploris solution. Now students can take the next step and control machines’ output according to changes in their sensors’ readings. Integrating scientific investigation with code generation, students can understand and impact the day-to-day technology that drives their world.
Paralleling real sci-tech processes
Globisens solutions inspire and prepare tomorrow’s scientists and technologists. Performing hands-on experiments, students can grasp abstract science concepts, master the language of technology and learn to collaborate.
Globisens offers a range of accessible and fun exploration tools, together with data analysis and collaborative software. Sharing their results with GlobiCollab collaborative software enables students to finely tune their working processes, expand their knowledge and broaden their scientific inquiry.
An orchestra of STEAM learning
Just one example of this holistic approach to STEAM learning is seen when using the Labdisc to measure the impact of temperature and light in a greenhouse. Students can collaborate with GlobiCollab to analyze their shared results. Based on their data conclusions they can then apply the Exploris to develop code that can adjust the temperature and light output in the greenhouse.
An orchestra of STEAM learning
Just one example of this holistic approach to STEAM learning is seen when using the Labdisc to measure the impact of temperature and light in a greenhouse. Students can collaborate with GlobiCollab to analyze their shared results. Based on their data conclusions they can then apply the CODISC to develop code that can adjust the temperature and light output in the greenhouse.
