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Some examples of Sobjoy's simulations
Tying a shoelace
The Trigonometer
The Transmission Simulator
The Fireman's Pole
The Scouse Speaking Clock
The
Binary Converter The BMW Dashboard House extensions |
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Sobjoy specialises in creating
interactive pictorial resources to help explain things. Sobjoy's simulations
can be applied in education (for example teaching numeracy to FE students)
and in commercial areas (for instance showing how a proposed device might
work before it is possible to place it with users). If you have a
requirement that might be addressed by the use of precision computer-based
animations, please contact Sobjoy. |
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Sobjoy has embraced the idea that
computer simulations, cheaply produced and readily distributed, can be an
ideal way in which to explain complex ideas and complicated devices. Whether
the aim is to teach students how things work, show engineers how to fix them
when they don't or just to help people understand things that would
otherwise confuse them, simulations can be an easy answer. How many
plumbers understand the operation or the workings of the central heating motorised valve? Now
they have an opportunity to fill that gap in their knowledge. If you have
ideas of other topics where a simulation could help in education and
training, email Sobjoy (see the address on the right). Interactive solutions
are Sobjoy's speciality. |
The links to the
left of the page show some samples of what can be provided. If you have
ideas as to topics that might usefully be covered, email sobjoy at sobjoy dot
com. |
