LabsLand

What LabsLand is

LabsLand lets students operate real physical STEM equipment remotely through a web browser. In real-time labs, learners can reserve or join a live station and control the equipment. Ultraconcurrent labs let many learners work at once with real-experiment datasets or managed hardware workflows. Its university catalog covers electronics, physics, FPGA, robotics, chemistry, biology and engineering courses, with equipment such as Prism4 FPGA and STM32 stations, Analog Electronics Hive and Arduino robotics stations. LabsLand Teach adds lesson instructions, questions, class codes, submissions and a review flow. For universities, assessment tools support recorded measurements, submitted answers, rubrics and exportable course evidence. Listed LMS workflows include Moodle, Sakai, Canvas, ILIAS, Blackboard and Google Classroom. Institutions can commission custom remote-lab development and publish their own laboratories. Higher-education plans on request, billed per student per semester. Individual licenses require a LabsLand account and do not add the buyer to a class or institution.

Who it suits

LabsLand suits universities, schools and other educators that want learners to use remote physical equipment as part of STEM instruction. Individual learners can also purchase licenses, but those purchases do not place them in a class or institution.

Limits

Higher Education Standard starts at €7.99 per student per semester and covers most labs; Advanced starts at €19.99 per student per semester and covers all labs. Individual laboratory plans provide six months of access: Intel FPGA Laboratories includes eight labs, Electronics Laboratory includes one, and Arduino Remote Laboratories includes five.

Getting started

1. Open https://labsland.com/en/
2. Choose an individual license or contact LabsLand for an institutional plan
3. Create a LabsLand account for individual access
4. Select a laboratory or course workflow
5. Use a browser to reserve or join a station

Verdict

LabsLand combines remote lab access with teaching and assessment workflows, with coverage across multiple STEM subjects. Institutions should check course coverage and pricing in a quote; individual purchases require a LabsLand account.