Maroon

6.2easy start · #14 of 27
in Virtual Lab Software

Runs on Web, Windows.

Maroon is ranked #14 of 27 in virtual lab software on The Geeks Club. It runs on Web, Windows.

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Product: Maroon is an immersive physics laboratory for interactive learning experiences, simulations and experiments.
How it works: Users can approach a station and teleport to a room containing its learning content, simulation or experiment.
Learning approach: Its simulations are designed for active learning and involve students in the learning process.
Experiments: Listed experiments include Coulomb’s Law, Faraday’s Law, a pendulum, optics, titration and sorting algorithms.
Browser access: The site says Maroon can run in a browser.
Windows download: The site offers a downloadable Windows PC version.
Virtual reality: The site offers a downloadable version for virtual reality.
Technology: The lab is developed using Unity software at Graz University of Technology.
Open source: Maroon is an open source project hosted on GitHub, where the site invites contributions, issue reports and pull requests.
Intended users: The site invites students to contribute functionality, VR experiences and learning experiences, including physics experiments.
Headquarters: Graz, Austria

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