For colleges and training institutes
Give every student an embedded systems lab in the browser
No boards to buy, no software to install. Students practise on their own laptop, and you see who did the work.
How a class runs
- You sign up. Tell us your name, college and email. We switch on teacher tools for that email.
- You create a class. Log in, open Classes and create one. You get a 6-character class code.
- Students join. They sign up, log in, type the code and their name. No payment during the pilot.
- You assign and track. Set weekly assignments, watch progress in the gradebook and run practice exams. Students who pass get a certificate that anyone can verify online.
What your students get
- Simulators and labs for FreeRTOS, buses, memory and control, with 47 virtual board circuits.
- C programming lessons, an Embedded Linux course with 21 lessons and 19 labs, interview questions and capstone projects.
- Industry simulators, in any modern browser.
What you get as a teacher
- A class code and a roster with each student's name and roll number.
- Assignments with due dates, and a gradebook showing progress per student.
- Practice exams per subject, and verifiable certificates.
Free pilot
We run a free pilot for one semester, for up to 60 students per class. We help you set up within 2 working days. If it works for you, we agree a per-student price for the next semester. If it does not, you owe nothing.
Limits: exams are practice exams and are not proctored, so a certificate shows the student completed the practice exam. The simulators are teaching models, not a replacement for real hardware.