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PNX Labs, a leading developer of premium STEM simulations for XR, and eIsco Labs, a leading supplier of STEM equipment for educational institutions in the USA and UK with a presence in 128 countries, have joined forces to develop virtual labs based on eIsco products. This partnership brings together two industry leaders committed to advancing hands-on, immersive science and engineering education.
This alliance positions eIsco Labs and PNX Labs as the only providers of an integrated educational solution for schools that combines the benefits of virtual labs with actual STEM equipment — a value proposition that does not exist in the market today. Students and educators can now move seamlessly between physical experimentation and immersive virtual simulations.
The project will be led by Amar Jain, Manager of Product Development and Innovation at eIsco Labs; Jorge Cruz, VP of STEM Development at PNX Labs; and Juan Leal, Industrial Physicist and CEO of PNX Labs.
The virtual labs will be launched in January 2027 at the Bett Exhibition in London and will be available across multiple platforms, including Windows, Android, iOS, Meta Quest, and Pico XR devices. For XR devices, the distribution platform will be ArborXR, the leading MDM for XR, based in California, USA.
Distribution for XR devices will be handled in the UK by RedboxXR, with additional commercial partners currently signing for distribution across the USA, Latin America, Europe, and the Middle East.
"We are thrilled to join eIsco in one of the most promising endeavors in the history of our company. The value proposition is unmatched, and given eIsco and PNX Labs' reputation, we are sure this will be a total success."
With a shared commitment to innovation and education, eIsco Labs and PNX Labs are poised to redefine how schools combine physical STEM equipment with immersive virtual labs, creating an integrated learning experience that is truly one of a kind.
Starting in September Lamar University in Texas will use for the first time a series of Virtual Labs for Engineering. Students will be able to do multiple experiments in both Windows PCs and VR Headsets, perform calculations, record data and modify key variables with real instrument models. All the data used to develop the simulations was gathered from real experimentation so students and professors can be confident the same data generated by the virtual labs will math that of the real world.
Starting in September 2021 the Florida International University will make use for the first time of a series of Virtual Labs for Engineering. Students will be able to do multiple experiments in both windows and HTML platforms, perform calculations, record data and modify key variables with real instrument models. All the data used to develop the simulations was gathered from real experimentation performed by the faculty so students and professors can be confident the same data generated by the virtual labs will match that of the real world. Some of the experiments that were developed by PNX Labs for FIU are the following:
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