Innovation 0:31An ideas box, a workbench and a challenge: discover how Q LAB turns everyday questions into prototype experiments.
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Engineering 1:17Follow the assembly of a smart hydration bottle with an electronic reminder, from components to a working demonstration.
Engineering 1:20Explore a prototype pill organizer that combines compartments, a display and electronics to support medication reminders. This is a design experiment, not medication advice.
Engineering 1:09Sensors, a pillow and a small electronic module come together in this Q LAB prototype. Follow the assembly and demonstration of an early idea.
Life & health 0:47A close look at a connected health-monitoring device and its phone and computer interfaces, focusing on the product demonstration and how information is displayed.
Life & health 0:57Explore the ACTIVA console, eye mask and controls shown in this demonstration of heat and vibration technology for eye care.
Life & health 0:53Discover the handheld design, integrated display and positioning workflow shown in this demonstration of the AirTouch portable X-ray device.
Engineering 0:29A short Arabic physics lesson for children introducing solids, liquids and gases, and the changes between these states.
Artificial intelligence 0:59Could medical tests and scans help build a virtual model to explore treatment responses? Discover digital-twin research in organs and drug simulation, and why a complete digital copy of every person remains a developing ambition.
Planet Earth HDExplore NASA’s scientific visualization of Terra’s orbit in December 2024, then investigate orbital altitude in our interactive lab.
Space & cosmos HDA NASA visualization of the MMS mission crossing a magnetic reconnection region on the sunward side of Earth. Field lines are a scientific representation, not visible light.
Space & cosmos 4KTour NASA’s heliophysics fleet in this winter 2024 visualization. This is a historical visualization, not a live spacecraft tracker.
Engineering HDA NASA diagram showing how orbital altitude affects observation swath width. The diagram is not to scale.